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JUST GOSSIP
Jumble Inn Rummage Sale Opened Yesterday at
1026 Chestnut Street Nancy Has an Interest
ing Encounter in Crowded Cur
t.V CASK n" m,,v 1" "t1i'1" mlpi1 In
I' our tnlml m In vvliero Hip rummipc
f1e 1st talilns tilicp til'"' ??! lt' "t 10S4
Chestnut Hti'ect and lt'n lipliiR rIvpii fur
the beiiclt nf the- M Nicholas l)ny Nuri
,ry Tliroimh h tyt'oinnihlrnl error the
gundiiV I1"!'11"" nnnntinccil Jlint the wale
notiht ho hold "t 1206 Chestnut street Ah
It two hlnck" further down mint f in
,uiuUt ratlin leie the nir lit Tenth nr
Mevctitli Ktriet tlmn at Twelfth, mid tlien
hnve In "nIK down a block or mole on
thee dlit xtroet and mi peilnpM It will
be a Iiolp t l"ou that the Nile Is roIiik
on Ht 10.M t'lieitnut xtreut.
The St NUhohis D.iv Nuicerv docs a
Uilendld vvorK and iuitliliiK that nn ho
done to help the IhiiiuI of iiiiiiiiroim to
keep It "p Is cprtnlnly vvottli while, I
should mi With no iniieh war work tuK
ns our utlt ntlon we are apt to fntjtet the
local needs ptihips, ami If the huhies lire
rot muiI and ImiiiKht up In kimhI ln.iltli,
now about the future nt the nation'
ATR12AT tn lueiH of music as will as
those who tan appreciate the I'liaini
of rhthmle esprctsloii In ilumlim Is In
ttoro for those who attend thu lomeit and
cantutu to he nlven for the l.uiitlt of the
nlends' JteconKtiuctlon Weak In I'miici.
The entertainment, whlih Is miiUt the
musical direction of Mrs t.utiiti Andei
tpn I.annltlK. will take plim nn the ee
nlnff of rcbinarj -0 In the auditorium of
the Young Wuiiioii'h Christian Asmk.1 illini,
Kightcentli and Ateh Mirets, and the
ullvor otferiiitf th.it will he. taken at the
door will ue dt voted to the friends' So
ciety which Is leMtoiliiR the dcMislateil
towns and lll.igca abroad
Tlio prosruni will runMst nf a e.intat.i,
which will he iiioduced liy the pupils of
tho Noycs School of Klitliinlc i:preHlnti.
"The. Morn," "White. Uutterflien" and '(l.ii
den of l'lovvern" will be lnteipieted by Miss
Ilndora Sellner, or New Ymk, imslsteit liv u
chorus Including Miss Mlncrvii Hose, MUs
Carrlo Hudson, MSs Lillian I'rdiik. Miss
Carol) n IterRman, Mlis Marlmi .lui kiin,
Miss Alllcln Uns-Itl, MIm, Million Holt end
Miss Athens 1'nhliuih.
Violin holos will bo Riven b -Mi- Helm
lielt of WiihhliiRton, . C, Hnd the finther
muMuil pioKrimi wilt lucludo mmirs Iiv
JINs Mae llcc-en, Mies Allnorv.i Kuc and
Miss l.et.tla I'ttie Stiehl.
NANCY WYNNi:.
Social Activities
Mr and Mrs Wllll.ini MititliriH Hills and
Miss llntia KHIh, of l'o HII rami, Hin
Jlawr aic i-penillnE a inontii in tne Jill?
Carlton Mr mill Jim H ltadillffe Hobetts, of Villa-
liou have l eti HtaliiR for a fi V iltivi with
Mre Howard Itobcits at the Chelsea Until
: tills week.
Mrs. llolioil C HunKr and Mih. UMiaiil
Kewbold have Roue to Mia. 'I, Tin , :'or a
I month.
Mis ChaileM Sliiiilckwni and her little
dauKhlei MKs Prisclll i hliinU l.son, of llose
inont left on U"(ilneMla to spend two weeks
at tho Drlgliton Hotel, Atlantic J i t .
Mr, and Mrs .1 S c tlme), of lladnor,
y. 1tie tomorrow foi a two weeks' Is t
at Camden, S C
Mrs Koboit II. htiuwbililee has been spend-
,Inr a few dujs. In Ilin Mawr
Mls Kiithiilne I'utiiHin, of St Divlds,
enlertaluert the Ited Cros ilai,s of whlih sbo
Is a ineinboi at ber home th'Jt week Aiiiour
thoe present were Miss Mildred Jiuu, Miss
Joseph lie Dbebke, Miss Moll Obilj ke Miss
Dorothea llnglev. Miss i:il7tbpth TlnRle,
Miss Hllzabeth I'leasantH, Miss lMhei Camp
bell, MIsh Durotb I'alntei and Mis. Dullleld
Ashnuad.
Thn (list benellt dame of the HlRht
t lub, a wai-work orR.inbatlnii of ounK
women, will bo held itt tho I'blloiniislan Club
this evening- The dance is a vubsirlptlon
affair, the pioieeds to be divotod In buv'nK
jams for the knltthiR nf sweaters, helnii Is,
wrUlkts and other ai tides for soldiers and
allots, 'the aff-ilr is the first of u sorbs of
annual dances. The ineinbeis of the club mo
MNh Alko MiCaulev, Miss Mailn Himpsiv,
Miss AIIco Knit?, Miss hadlo hcaulun, Miss
rraucea Mltilull, Miss Maile Mcllulvrin. Miss
Anna Scanlan and Miss Monica MiCaukv
1'ollowliiR aie the ttloueses Mis p It
McCauley, .Mrs C J Mitchell, Mis !
Kuitz, Mrs V I Mahnuej, Mrs. A hcanlan,
Mrs. H I', IMsey ami Mrs, It W.itkhw
Mr, and Mrs. IjiuIs Cohen announce the
etiKairement nf theli ! uiKliter, Miss i:ila
Cohen, to Mi, A. Ueiijaiuln Homer, of
HuntliiRtoii, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Itomei Rave a dinner
In honor of their son, A JienJ iniln Homer,
on Tuesday evenliiR. The Ruests iiresent
wero Mr. .Samuel Hosen, president of tlie
HuntliiRtoii National Hank, W. Va. ; Mr.
Harry Paul, of New Orleans, Mr and Mrs
Kapner and their family, of this eltv, and
ethei Intimate filemls MSs i:tei Itomei
Rave a vocal solo, nccomp inled by Miss Htliel
Kiipner on the piano ami Mr Hddlo I
Kapner on the violin. Mr. Samuel Itot.cn, of
Huntington, V Va , and Mr. Harry Paul,
of New Oileans, rvo Imperson itlnus Mr.
Jlublo Homer and Miss H. P.tipert Moskovvltz
jave an exlilbltlon dame Mr. Ma Homer
aellvercd a levltiitlon. Miss i:thol S. Kapner
Rave a piano solo, and Mr. Martin II. Solo
mon acted aH toastmaster for tho entire
evenliiR Mr Homer and Mr Siinuel Hoson
left foi HuntliiRtoii on Wednesday evenliiR.
Mr Arthur M Tajlor, of C25 North Portj
fourth street, maiirger of tho Cedar Theatre,
was entertu tied by his wife and friends nt
a surprlso blitliday party on Saturday eve
nine Thu Ruests wero Miss Mary Zulur,
Miss Susan Maekay, Miss Heryl Taylor, Mlso
alth Patterson, Miss KJIzabeth MuitnRlc,
Mlw Hlslo Wagner, Mrs. It. A. Davis, .Mrs
Montgomery, Mrs- A M Taylor. Mr M
Taylor, Mr. H A. Davis. Mr Halph Mont
gomery Mr Mllo Zufier, Mr, Dayard Hutlor.
jr. Herbert Hughsop. Mr. Kmll Schulte.
r. Arthur Tavlor und Mr. Hdgar Taylor
"anclng and Informal games, vveie followed
by u supper
The Philadelphia Music Club will present
I'fogram of American music next Tuesday,
ine soloists will be Miss Helen Uuchanan,
Jpprano; MIsh Alma tlrape, violin, and Mr
v-iarenca K. Haw den. piano, and the program
win include compositions of the well known
imiaclelphians. Mi. Camllle Zeckwer, Mr.
uarenco K. Dawden and Mr. Fredeiick
jjahn, besides MaoDowell. John Alden Car
Ptnter and Walter Morse Hunnell. The an
nuai luncheon will bo held on Thursday
February 14. at tho Aldlne Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. aellar, of 432 Fitzgerald
"treet, entertained on hunday evening In
iioiior of thu tirst birthday of their son. Thoe
Present weio Mr. nd Mrs. Herbert S. Kohn,
r. and Mrs. M. Finsernian and Mr. and Mrs.
, yinan.
f'jV.V "a iln- MacUrlne entertained last
U-a i& "arty'lven ' ' ot their
HW .i,
ABOUT PEOPLE
caiiRhter Msm Mnrv MaelJr ne. nt their
home f,J(0 Hlniwond avenue DurliiR tic
course of the evening Mbs lllsle Mncllrlna
MinR several solos, aeiom muled b Mm
Hazel (livens at the piano The Oriole .string
Hand of West I'lillndehilili. furnished muse
for the evening Among the RUi-ts were Mr
Joseph Crudden, Miss Al'ee Porarf, Ml Unb
elt Kle, .Miss Ilillv Kane Mi Will am
t.. vetis. Miss Pearl Aldcrton, .Mr William
Uobertson, Miss Niiom Hmker, Mr Ted
Halm Mm Hleanore llobestsiu Ml. He
bum Welsh, Miss Jnephliie llrooa i Mr Allan
Kvle .Mlts Anna Harms Mr Waltei l.ld
Mone. Miss Anna Hutchison and Ml Harry
Mtlria, nf the Naval Coist Iicfeiivc.
Mis Hkhnrel C Me.i veil entertain In
forinall.v this aflnnoon nt her home,
2o3( South Coloi.nlci terric Her Ruests will
Ineltide .Mrs Clinton Webb Mis Clarence A
Cart, Mrs. William I. Si nit, Mrs Ha.vmond
! tvves, Mrs 11 P lliilmls, Miss I'lniencc!
Dulmls, Mi Lewis Haldl, Mis Ciircuc l
Hvun, Mrs Tliomas T Nelsmi, Mrs I". M
Hoblnson mid Mrs Thin Ion II Winters
Mr and Mm William I, Smtt entei
tallied Infciimnllv at stippi r on Huuilav even
liiR at Hull home, Jln.l hmiih I wcnl.v-llrst
strut 'Ihe Riiels weie I'ommanibi and Mis
!mcs, Mi and Mrs lib hud C Mever, Miss
polls S.ilimin Miss Dlatiilu. Imbuls and Mr
l.dwaid l.'ng i
Cnmmaudel liedertik Itiilisvlile Pa.vne,
I' S . , n ml Mrs Pavne have us their guists
at tlie pie-ent tlmn Mis Pav lie's sister, Mis
Horsev Thoniif, and lei hiHbiml l.leuten ml
lliomis, of llin C ,s 1 Ml.hlR.in Mis.
'I lamias will be remembeitd as Miss ilreteheu
(iorton, nf Coining, V y. bef,,,,. i.t mHl.
rhiRe a fi w weeks iirii Mis Pavne and
Mrs. 'llmm.m i. , , lu. suiiiluv
afternooiis duiliiR Ibis iimntli
Mis Iklwlll I. Cnehl.llii-. ulfr. ir NilV ll
Con-tructoi Cenhraiii, I' S N, entertained
the Nav.v Ited Cioss HildRe mi Tn.-s, i
aflernooii at her liome. :.'.:S South Tvvemleth
stnet.
WAR HASTENS
WEDDING PLANS
New Jersey Bride Will Be Mar
ried Twenty-eighth of This
Month Instead of June
m:Vi:itl,Y -An Intenvtlng widdlug will
lake plai e on TbiirMhiv l'ihiuir J' nt
lit, ii'ilock III the MrthiKilst llpWinpal
iliuuli at Heveilv. , I .Miss Helen l.ldla
Hijhii, d iliRhtei of Mr and Mrs lietald
He Course) llr.van, will bemitie the bride of
l.liulenant Henry Clinton ,Seers. of lleveil) ;
now Hat'oned In camp
'Ihe bride will be r veil In inairlitRP by
hir falbei. 'ihe Itev I'lederkk P Morle.v.
leilnr of the chilli h assisted bv Ihe Uev
llerbfrt J. Hoot, nf Camden will olllelate
'Ihe hrldcRionui x sister MUs nn i Sever"
will attend Miss Hi .van as her mild of I oner
Ml Wairen Hodm ui u lousn nf the bride,
will pla) the v edd iir m.iich Ihe brides
maids will be Miss lliiii MiCrackeii, nf
Libert). Pa . Mls Mi c nn Ilium, MWs
llmnia llarrl-oii. Miss Mulnii Austin and
,Mlss (liaie Nudrtsnn, (if Heveilv
'Ihe llower Rlrls vv II be MIsh Hlbel Tioell
mid M ss Marv Wlukel 'Ihe iliiR-bearcr will
be Hinlel stoiktnn Hi van
l.leutenaiit Sev.rs will hiV! ns his best
man Mr Leslie llalbert, of Heveilv '1 ln
usheis will Include Mi llr utnn i'hw. of
iiiasMioru. .Mr Ainen iir)iin. Mi Arthur
Smith and
Heveily
Mr
William au Sclvir, of
A retention will follow at the homo of
the bride's parents.
N'leuteninl and Mis Severs will leme
for a Mioit wedding trip, and nn their n
tuui will live at W'rlRhtstown 'Uie wed
iIIiir was tn have taken place In Imif but
on in count of the vvai the plans had to lie
ch iliRcd
i:i)(ii:W'ATi:U PAUK Seigeant Wlll'am
Ivlus Is s.iendliiR a ten-il tv fin lough win,
his paients Mi and .Mrs William Ivlns nt
theli hone, Ivlushurst, In Coopertown'
Mr ThnmiH If Autboii) has Rone to mr
miiRlum, Ala, for a two months' Mac
Mijor T IJ Ilildvvln and MIH H.Mw n
will open theli heme liable Hall on M ij
I The) mo spendliiR Hie w liter at ' t'li .
II. id I Dennis In Atlantic Clt)
Will Present Two Plays for
Improvement Fund of Church
'Ihe jouinj people- of the llince Hcfoimrd
Chinch, Hleventh ami IIiiulliiRdon strei ts,
presented two pli)s last ive-nliiR In thc
sntlil bill of the i hun h in ad of the hn
piovement fund 'rhe-- talented amateurs
have been well co.uhed and the rhiirai lers
aern lmpeisonated with vim and humor
"W'h) Not Jim had tho follow Iur exidlent
east Mis Cordon, Miss Kthcl AIUbni.li; her
tlute d.iURhteis. Miss Huth Klein, Miss
llstlur' l'ordeier and Miss .M.vitle Hauler;
Mcietaiv, Miss Huth Mauger, and the maid,
Miss Ad i Muiph).
Tho last nf the snond plav, 'Who Is
Wlm, or, All in n Cog," InilueUd .Slmnnldes
hvvmiliopper Mi. I'liink Sniltb, I.iwteiuo
Lavender, .Miss Anna Wanner, Hloomlleld
Hiambletoii, Mr Norm-en Hllge r ; Clcel), Mr
Iiavld Sonneinalr. and Matilda Jane, A
Hail) Heel.
"WHAT5 DOING
TOMGfll
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I (irt)-lllnlli Street Stutlnu Aksi.i lallon
meets, Kort) -seventh nnll Klngsesslng ave
nue. Members
l.e Hun Tenips Club hull, Itlti-Cnrltun,
Prnieeds foi tho Knights of Columbus War
l'und Admission ihurRe
C'uunl) Cuvun -oiletv, rletiMilli unnUHl
ball Mercantllo Hall, Urnad street above
Master. Admission iharge.
I III) -ninth annual lonirrt and ball nf the
Caledonian Club. Moose Hull, Hroad and
Matter street Proieeds to aid blinded sol
dlirs Admission charge
VlertlnR of laninile Assmlutlcin nf thn
Olrls' High and Normal Schools, at Normal
School foi (ill Is, Thirteenth and Spring Har
den streets Members.
sulesmuiihii Club meeting, Hotel Add
phla, 8 o'llotk Members.
"Art, Chllliullon und War," In tare by
1 H StoURhton Holhorn, M A F It. tl S ,
Academy of the Fine Arts, 8.30 o'clock.
Under the auspices of the fellowship of tho
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Concert unit ball, Herbert Camp, United
.Spanish War Veterans, Harmonla Hall, Orth
odox und Cambridge streets. Admission
iharge,
Cunimeneement exercUes, Hermantown
High School. Free
Vaudeville, smoker and dance, Ilue Hos
pital Unit No 38, Seiond Heglment Armory,
Uroad street Hnd Susiiuehunnu avenue,
llaure for enlisted men under auspices
Women'H League, Wunamiiker Store, Free,
KoiiAmmon Slen's Society bull, Eagles'
Temple. Admission cliaige.
Mlb (Irund Annual Hull, Koirommon
Men's H , II. and P. Society, Hagles' Temple,
1336 Spring Garden street. Admission charge.
Kltiith Club Danes, I'bllomuiUn Club, 30(t
AValnut street, Admission charge.
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EVEyflG PUBLIC - LEDGEBPfaUAPELPHIA, -FBIDAT, EBRtJARY 8.
MISS MAUCARITK McCLOSKEY
i ylll) will i cprcsn'iit Italy in the nn-
tionnl iiaircanl at the- Hon Temps
li.ill, which will be held nt the Kitst-
Carlton this pvi'iiini;.
SMALL BRIDAL PARTY
AT QUIET WEDDING
Miss Bell and Mr. Vaill Married
at Noon in Church of St. Luke
and the Epiphany
'Ih" vv edd iir ol Miss HiUu Hell, daughter
nf Mr Snuuol Hell Jr tn Ml Theodoie
Dlssell Vain tnnli pl.ue vesterd.i) at noon at
the I'liunh nf m Luke and the Hplph ui),
mi South T'llrtienth street
The bride who was Riven In lli.nl I im bv
lier father, vvnre a riiwii of while sillu und
tulle and hei tulle veil was eaiiRhl with
orange I'lossnm nir boiiiUi t was nf vvli te
orelilds ind lilies ,,f tlir xniii Mis Hmry
II I'arUv nf lieimanlowu who was Miss
Hell s iiialrnn nf hnuni and onlv attendaiit,
was gowned In a frni k of nn hid-eolored
ihlffnn nvtr pink silk, and hei hit was trim
med with iiiui, wcit pi.iH Mu latrul a
shown boinpifi nf pink swiet pi as
Ml Vail I'm lust man was Mr I'lUtlland
.iHiksim A sin ,i bnakfn-l at Hie reMch n .
nf Ihe brides filhel. I 111 I ni If-t stleet, fol
lowed Hi, i eretuonv
ft(i thtli wrddliiK Hip Ml and Mrs
alll will Mm .a S1 HHeuliuuse nii.ue
Ht'ltsT LINIMIVN
n iiitetesiltiR weddliiR took pl.ue nil W'ed-
Invda) aftiinnnii lu tl tntral Mtlhodlst
Hp'sinpil i'liunh. ilreen lam, Hnxboiougb,
when Mi-s Hintlv 1' Llnilmaii d itightei of
Mi and Mis lolm II Llnilmaii, nf 4CI tjiipont
street, Hmbnintuh was inairbd tn Mr Hils
sell I: IIiiim, nf iiTJO Chew iluit, lieniian
Inwn 'Ihe leieinnnv was pirfnniied bv the
Itev S M Viiiimi, pastoi nf the iliuuli
Th bililn who was rIviii In inuri.iRe bv her
fathir, was unntleiid-il Ml iharlis It
lluist was his binlhei s lust man Mr.
Hursl and his In Ide lift foi Ml tilth Cltv
'Ihev will be at home after Match 1 at tl"
Dupotit street
Wi:i.sllO.N.s A.MU.S
Auiiouuiemi nt s mule nf tin n i lit age nf
.Miss Katlilee-i 1 Ames, d lughtei nf Mr and
Mrs 1'redeilik Vims of Willi imspcirt, tn
Mr William H WiNlinns, of the same iltv,
nn Mond.iv evening Ihe hi Ide his In en thn
putst foi some time of Mi ami Mis 1'. ll,
Ciees, of HOI North Fifteenth -Hut Mr
ami Mrs Welsliutis vv II be at home lu W II-llam-port
ci.i:.mi:.n'is-h(iiihsi:
An inlet estlng wedding took pine nn W'ed-ne-da)
afleinnoii in tin Chun h nf (Iur Lilly
nf Merev, Hinid street and Susquehanna ave
nue when Miss Lid t May Hoorsi'. daughter
nf Mr and Mrs Ii.inlil Itoorse, nf 23JI Notth
.seventeenth street, was man led tn Mi
Tliomas J Clements, nf 23m North Thir
teenth stleet 'Ihe leremonv was performed
it 4 n'l'nek bv the Hev Father Hnvle Mr
Ilonr-e Rave bis daughtei hi inair.iRo Mie
won hei travdlng suit nf i idet blue brnad
i loth with a hat of genrRelte erepe nf the
same shade and a eniRe bnuqiii t of whlto
ro-ebuil" Miss Mnrle MannerlnR was Ihe
bride's mil) attendant -ihe vvnre an afler
nnnn fmil. nf pe.u ni k-blue s itpi with u hat
nf RenrRette erepe tn matt h Hir cnrsiiRe
boiniuet was lomposed nf pale p uk sweet
pns Ml John Kiestel was the hrldiRrnnm'M 1 st
mill, and the ushers wete Ml How ml SII
eov and Mr Henry Balaldl Mr CbmentH
and his bride left on an extended trip aim
will b at home after .March 1 at 'iZ'l I
North Seventeenth street
MAliHt'l)' It Uli MIMAS'
'Ihe wedding of Miss Hllrahith Coiuir)h
Hoaiimiu daughtei nf Mi and Mrs (lenrRo
MiM'ee Hnariniiu nf Chester, and Mi
Chules Abslt M iRruih r look pi ice nn Wed
in -dav t Hie honn nf the bride The ere
iiioiiv was performed bv the Hev James 'I bu
nions, pistnr nf St Mlihail't. Chun h
'Ihe bride, who was Riven In mairhiRe by
liei fatlier, was attended by Ml-s Margaiet
Lngan as maid of honor Miss Uoarmaii
wore a rowii of white irepe melior, tieaded
with piarls Her tulle vdl was fastened
with a n moiiet of Rnld lai e and oraiiRii
bio-sums Mie i an led white orchids and
tills -i of the alle). Miss Lngau won pink
giorgelte cripe, with a hit to niatih She
i ai i ltd pink swicl peas The Inst until was
Mr luvld L)nn Magrudcr. .ll biolher of
the bridegroom The wedding was followed
bv a reception The house was die orated
with grenis and pink swiet pens
The out-of-town guests present at the wed
ding were Mr John Dickson Jr and Mrs
Frederick M Seoirer, of Haltlmore
'Ihe bride's golng-away suit was nf Hur
Rimdv vi hot, trimmed with teal, and a
bl.uk satin hat tllmmed with French (lowers.
SHAHP-DOHHINS
A pretty wedding toolt place nn Wedned ly
evening when Miss ltebi Dobbins, diURhter
of Mr and Mrs John Dobbins, nf 40 South
Twenty-eighth street, was united tn Ml Hern
ard Sharpe. son of Mr. and Mrs William
Miarpe, of Merchantvllle. The ceremony was
performed at tho home of tho bride b) the
Hev HauR, pastor of the Oiaio Baptist
Church Tho bildo was Riven In marrlige by
her fatlier and was attended by Miss Ada
Horn as bridesmaid, Tho best man was Mr.
Howard Dobbins, a brother of the bride Miss
Mabel Nevlns pla)ed the wedding march A
reception followed the wedding
Various Doings of Interest
Out on the Main Line
The rcRUlar meeting of tho Saturday Club
of Wa)iie was held at tlieV home nf Mis
C O. Haiiett, 114 Hloomlngvlale avenue, on
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Henry T Kent,
chairman of the Delaware County Woman's
Committee, Counill of National Defence,
spoke on tho work they are doing lu tho
county. Mrs. Irwin Cheney, secretin y of
the Delaware County committee, and Mrs.
W' W Montgomery, Jr., chairman of the
W'a)ne dlstrlit, also spoke. Among those
present wero Mrs. Marshall II. Smith, presi
dent of the Saturday Club , Mrs. P. S Conrad,
Miss Hckles, Mrs. Bracken. Mrs. A. II. do
Canliares, Mrs. A. It. HIHot, Mrs. John
Dotterer, Mrs. Thornton, Miss Fannie Wood
and Mrs. Charles Shoemaker.
Hems of news for the soclelr pat will tie
nrrrntri! and printed In the Kvenlm I'ublU
I.eonr proriaea iner ore written nn n.
COS Chsslnu (treat
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AUXILIARY GETS
LETTERS OF THANKS
Gcrmnntown Workers Have All
Meetings on One Day on Ac
count of Coal Shortage
Hed Crose Auxiliary No 2fl, connected
with the Methodist Hplsoopal Chunk of the.
Advocate, Wa)ne avenue and Queen Inne,
and the Fnlted Presbterlan Chinch, Her
niantovvii which held Its meetings every
Monday and Thursda), bns on account of tho
shortage of coat been obllRrd to concentrate
Its meetings on one da), Thursday, from
3 10 a m. until 10 p in.
Since .lanu.it y I.' tills nuxlllar) has Riven
over thirty erne knitted articles to the dif
firctit men who have lift for camps and
"over there'," ami his turned In over l.'OO
HirRlia! dressings
Tlie canteen branch nf the iiusIIIiin has
Inet Ihe troop trains twice, and Is wnltlnR to
be tailed out again to Rive tlie soldiers
siiiokis, papers, chocolate, etc, as they piss
through t,he illy There aie now ion metn
bus belonging tn this nuxlllar) and about
llftv ate In atteiidaiue at iver) meeting
'Ihe km monthly mietlng was In Id lit the
homo nf Mis l.ukens, ,.n w'est Schnol House
lane, vvhele seveial verv InlerestiiiR Icttcis,
were tend frnni the mm, tlmlikhiR the
iiiixlllai) foi the swialers helmets and other
at tides whlih had I e. n Senl them
Mrs llenr.v T.tlnw :M pave -i suipilsn
mlsiclluieous show i r at Iur home, M 14 New
lull stint, for Miss HeniBlitia elavloid Pll
Ibld, whose niniliKe to .Mr Jamb HIiriI.
Jl , will take pine on atiirda). Fibular) 10
ver) IliteiesthiB meeting of the Women s
rniy and .uv.v Holler sodet) nf tlermin
town was held nn Tue-da.v aflernooii at the
homo of Mrs Frninls Howard Williams, prcs.
blent ni that orguil iHmi Miss Mlrl mi
Chirk Kane who Ins just recentlv rettunrd
fiom ahtnad, v here she has been e HR.iRed In
war lei el work for the last two )ears, told In
hrr dellghtfullv iiiltir.il wav of the expnl
tmes she had while working on the Hospital
MirIiIs" III Frame she iiNn told of her work
iimiuic the blinded soldiers In the Lighthouse,
I iris which Is eonduiteil bv M s Winifred
lie. II
Miss Kane Is genulnelv situ no In Iur ad
miration for the Freiiihmin and cotislibrs 11
ii prlvlliRo In have had a iliuue In nurse
them 'Ihe sph ml ( minimi- and induraine of
whlih Ihev have pi nved themselves capable
i mint In tniip.iHsnl bv am nihrr nitlnti
sin inuld not n) runiiRli foi the wonder
lul wink whlih the HiirIHi ris are dnlng
in Ihe hospitals over tbeie lihls nf even
iliss ate thrown together tin the haul
vvnik whlih loiMtltuti's 'the i bit mid no ox
leptlou Is in ui,- of Ihe persons of h ghei rank
ni eieniuvaltv For Instaui e Pi lm is" Louise
nf HiltenbiirR siiiiblied pipit sterlllerl bowls
ami did thn huiiilieds nf other uululerestltiR
but none the less Impoitant tasKs wli ih make
up the life of a Junior probit oner
nf iouisi nil tvpis of men anl n itloiiall
lles IlK'jtlng iindet the 1'rim ll tlag aie brouRht
Into lhee hnspltnls nlthoURli an i ffort Is
0 ado In keep the nations sep-itate that Is, tn
Rive up nne hospital to mm p.irt'i iilnr mi -linn
ill). 'I ho men Inhuming to the Fori Ign
I.eRton an volunteiis made up of ivory nn
tliniilltv mil their lourage and hrivuv am
suih tint tin is Is the onb urIuu'IH whlih,
in. a regiment, has iei lived the la Rlnn nf
Honor Their losses, howivir, have bei u enor
mous In uoithetii Frame and Helgltiin the people
me sn siattirul that soldius ioiiiIiir buck
to what was nine their homes tltul all nf their
families and friends gone s'ou,,, (,f them h He
lint lieanl nf nr flolu theli fnlllilles kIikv the
vv u started Fur this trurnii dllfeiint ageu
i Ii h mu h as the Hed Cross, lu iliueva, i to ,
have been st irted for the putposo of inlleetliiR
Infiirmatlnn as tn the vvheriabouts of tbesu
dlspiiied fam lies.
Miss Kane exhlh ted Iur vvai posters, which
weie ninst InterestliiR Tin re are posters
evetvwheie In PurW, which add a tnui h nf
oli il In the rather grav atmosphere of the
iltv and artists am now devoting all their
tlmn and talent tn the link tiR of win posters
There weie several of them painted as an ad.
vertlsciuent nf the nation ll war loans and
nhpl nits Using over the iltv dropped i irds
urK'liR Ihe people li subsi rlbe to the loms
.some of the Husslan posters were Issued by
Kerensky aiul a Rrent many were painted
b) famous French artists
The heibiiius, Poles and Ituinanl ins hive
suftered as minh from tlie war as mi)
other one people, prim ipall; because
they are so far frnm help Tin Hip from
Pars to Ilumanli Used tn Im u twintv-fnur
liour iouimv now It takes Ihteo months'
ipilik travilltig It Is neeessu) tn (,o tlrst
In Hussln, then thrniiRh Noivva) and hwnbn
to HiiRlund and from there to Fritue. In
each loiintiy the traveler Is obliged to vvai.
two weeks and often lotiRer to ptocure his
insspnrts Into the mxt inuntrv
It Is the lillnded soldeis who have per
haps made the Rreatest sin rltlcn of all We
heir so minh nf the happiness of the bl'nd
but It Is onlv after months of hc.nl rending
ipspair that Ihev llnallv e nine tn a lertalu
ilcRrcn nf phllosoph) which lirliiRie tlieui h ip
plness oul) beiausi- thiv have learned tn re
tinuncn oviDthliiR that Is deir tn moIiir mi ii
and bcRlu a whole new life Thev rIvi up
iimbltlnii career. Iiiilepcndenip and Ihe hopo
of cvei man) lug few do niarrv, but
mil) a verv sin ill penentiiKe The etliiiateil
men learn to lead b Ihe llrallle svstetn mil
to write on a t)pevvrltr In oidet tn bo ablo
to communicate w Hi seeing people, while thn
less Intelligent men make nine seats for
c hairs, brooms, eti , and sell their products.
It Is dieadful to think of these stmnR,
beilth) men, who have Riven more thin their
lives for tlie prim Iple for whit Ii the) are light
Iur and ll Is not ehatltv but a debt on our
part to tukn an lnteiest In and to further the
work of these women who devoto all their
time and In mm) i ites their lives to the euro
of these unfortim He men
At thn close of the meeting tho members;
of the Women s Armv and Nav) Hellef at
the suggestion nf their president. Mrs Fran
cis Unwind Williams Indorsed the food con
servatloti pledge which was submitted by
Mr Alonzo T.olor at the home of Mr and
Mrs Slotesburv on Monday i veiling
LAWNDALE TO HAVE
LECTURE ON JAPAN
Ladies' Guild and Aid Society of
Presbyterian Church Will Have
Martha Washington Tea
Mr. Mlnosaku Toshl Yamamotto will de
liver a lecture on Japan Thursday evening,
February 11, at tho I.avvud.ilc Frenb) tcrlan
Church.
On Thursda), February 21, tho Ladles'
Ciulld and Aid Society of the Lawndale Pres
b)terl.ui Church will give a "Martin Wash
ItiRtou Tea "
The Lawndalo Knitting Club held Its last
meetlnR on Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Martha Lehr
Miss Irene Uloom, of Oakley street, Is
spending the week at Atlantic City.
Miss Myrtle Hampton will entertain the
members of her live hundred club tomorrow
afternoon at her home on Rising Sun avenue.
A pure food demonstration supper was held
In the Hethanlen Reformed Church of Lawn
dale on Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. I,. Spangenberg gave a de
lightful party at their home on Saturday
evening for Petty Officer John F MiMena.
mln, of the U. S Naval Reserve, Ho ts also
a student at St, Joseph's College. Among
tho guests who were iiresent were Miss
Irene McQuIre, Miss MacOould, of New York;
Miss Anna Spangenberg, Miss Alice Demp
sey, Miss Mary Stevenson, Miss Florence
Spangenberg, Miss Florence Shea, of Uoston ;
Miss Mary O'Connor, Mr. John McMenamln,
Mr, Jack Dempsey, Mr. Walter Nelson, Mr.
Louis Spangenberg, Mr. Ulmer Sherwood,
Mr, Chris Leamon, Mr. Nelson Carncr, Mr.
Earle Leamon, Sergeant Rober Page, of
Quantlco. Va.. and Mr. and Mra. K. Schaefter.
J.o Iyig Island, N. Y.
wKr - .W,, - ,'VM,a. v .vL3i EjS,
k iiih Ktwmjaxntmmm
wstSfvkvM-svAjlli i
-MISS l'-UANCKS II KANi:
A niombcr of tho l'liilopatnnn Club.
which will nive its annual Imll on
Monduy utt'imifr in tlie ballroom of
tho lk'llcvuc-Stiatfonl.
BAZAAR ALL WEEK
IN AID OF CHURCH
Large Assembly Hall of Corpus
Christi Has Attractive Booths
for Sale oi Wares
Thn annual nililvv Intel baz i.ir lu aid nf
Corpus Chilstl Cliurili, Twenlv-elRhtli street
and Alleghenv avenue, was npitiid nil Tts
day evenliiR In Ihe larRe ussenihlv hill, and
was an untisiiillv attr.iitlvc affair Tho
booths wen deioratid In keeping with the
art i les fur silo at i n h, ami the jnutiR
wonieii aiding were row tied In b irmonv with
the deiorillons The hill ikcor.itloim viero
palrlolh lu iiilor and ileslRii Palms, ft rns
and flowers mingled, und the nation's em
blem hid the place nf honor. Haeh iven'nR
there will bo an i nli rt ilium nt and tin ener
getic iiimmlttces will eniitliiin the rnrini
during the wnk winding up tniunrruvv
evening On Tiiixlav lilglit there was an
li.te ruling I'oiuedv skitili b Miss limn
Chun hill and Mr John O Cnnnnr Oil Wed-lu-ilcv
nlKht Ihe elilldrni nf tin pnilh pre
icutiil a huuioiuus plav with Mast, i Charles
.loiifs. M istei J Hradlcv and Master Thnmjs
Madden in tin pilnclpil ih.ii.ie lets Last
nlKlit s spec lull V was n lomeilv sletih bv Ml
Leo P.v in, Mi John liConmii and Mi Ch.irhs
Tluimas The) wire assisted bv the snnw
flaki (Jiliilit The Ciorgla Kids' will ne
nti a llvilv dlvirslon this cvinlng with
Mr Alexander Mnoie Mi Mnv sills Jnbnsnn
ind Mt Cli it les Haskitt in the le idluR
inles Patiliti siiiiks villi be sung by Mrs
John Dennett and Miss Miilhollund
Tin p irsi dram ilk c lull will give a min
strel i-linu inmoiinw ivinitig, with Mr
John (Mi and Mr Albeit Coleman as end
men , Mr John W'vatt luterlociitot and Mi.
Lui Hvan Mr ,lns ph Martin Mr Leo Davv
snn Mi Albert I'niie as the clnstrels The pa
ir otic sours will be sutiR bv Miss H)rne and
Mr James Tavloi There will be an or
ihcitr.i and a piouienidi e n Ii evitiltiR
Mrs Chin lis i ;, union and Mis Sturtevaiit
will preside at the booth for the s lie of i -quMte
neidlewoik and fain) at tic lis C.indv,
home. made and innfei tloner-in ide is tmiot
liiglv dlsplived hi the bnnth of M ss M irgin I
Moiilnlov. and h r slsti r, Miss Mnrv Mi
illnlev Frill's booth Is hi ihatge of Mrs W
ii Ikniliill, Mis .1 lulli and Mrs Herbert
Kav, while Mis Chalks .limes has tho
rvjisj s tent Ml and Mis Albeit Cole
men have a biaut'tul dlspl.iv nf Jipiueso
arthles All sorts of tie He Inns refie-hments
an servid bv Mrs T hum is hhnrt ill and
Mis .1 Chtinhlll The Hev Henrv A Nnv
lou Is rector nf the parish mil his assistants,
the Itev James Unit and the Hev Kilmond
Franklin, have ilniRf of the b uaar Thdr
usslstiintH ale Mr Leo Hvan und Ml Peter
Hughes The Hov SinulH of the p irish Rlvo
tn tin iiitettalnmeiit a uillit.il v Inliih by their
drills each evinliiR
BRIDGE PARTY
FOR NAVY SET
Wife of Naval Officer Visiting
Here to Be Entertained
Tomorrow Afternoon
Invitation have been issued b) Mrs. Hos
cne C lj.ivls, wife nf Lieutenant HivK F. S
N, and Iur mother. Mis HcnrRo A Vrnom,
of 'J10J South Twentv-oiond strict, foi a
large bridge pirty tn bn Riven tnmnriow
afternoon at the New Ceiitut) club In honor
of Mrs 12 J Hstess, wife of l.li'utitiunt
i:tess, F S. N, who Is on a vl-it lure fiom
the Fat Hast, ami Mis lTederhk Cobuiti,
of Mi lion, Pa Mrs ) Lliidsa) I'lawfonl
and Mrs CI iienco A C.nr wife of Captain
Can, V S N, will preside at the tea table.
Among thie-e invited aio Mrs (ieorge Cooper,
Mrs. Carlo Hilttaln, Mis W. II Fi Udell,
Mrs (borge F. Aicher, Mrs, A 1) WhltliiR,
Mis. (Ieorge A Hrouks, Mis Do Witt Webb,
Mrs Ka)s, Mrs l.dwaid Lees, Mis KtiReno
1, llv.ni Mrs C Franklin .Steele, Mis Pi Ice
Am in Mis Mi (Tung. Mrs, A. II Court, Mrs
Tt.i) niuiicl ,s Iv'eves, Mrs T llolllngsworth
iidtows, .Mrs Knle HuwilRlit, Mis I. W
T Waller, Mis J Atkins Caiupbi II, Mis J. i
Holfe, Mrs Ileniy II Pnrtei, Mis Preston
11 11 lines. Mrs. Irving I. Coue, Mts. Mer
rltt llodson, Mrs William M ('rose, Miss
Janet (Tnse, Mrs Curtis II. Dlikens, Mis,
James P Helm, Mis .lames Alccandet, Mis.
I2riust Ilrown .Mis Tlnodoro . Winteis,
Mrs Chailes T Hlaikburn. Mrs. C. A. 12
KlnR and Mrs. Hubert L. Denlg
Mr Willie Im Frlidill, wife of I.leu'eiiaut
Commander l"rb dell IT S N , of 2333 South
Twentv-llrst street, iitertalned Informally on
Wednesday afternoon at hrldRc. Among her
Ruests weie Mrs l'rinkllti T. Steele, Mrs
IrvlnR L Crose', Mrs William M. Croso, Mrs.
Heoih Cheuowlth, Mrs Finest Hrovvn, Mrs.
James Alexander, Mrs Merrltt Hodtou, Mrs.
Robert L Penlg, Mis 12 J Hstess, Mrs.
Roscoc C Davis, Mrs (Ieorge A Vroom, Mrs.
ITeston B. Haines, Mrs Charles T. Hlaok
burn. Mis. Theodore II Vv Inters, Mrs Henry
H Potter, Mrs C A 12 King, Mrs. Wil
liam Roland, Mrs Ktigene L R).in, Mrs,
Frederick Coburn, Mrs Harlo 12uw right and
Mrs. J. Haggerty.
Mra Ra)iuoud S lCi)es, wife of Com
minder Ke)cs, V S N , entertained on
Tuesday morning at her home ut bridge, fol
lowed by luncheon Her guests were Mrs.
Clarence A. Carr, Mrs. Richard C. Meyer,
Mrs. William I Scott, Mrs Theodore H,
Winters and Mrs. I' JL Robinson. Com
mander Ke)es ts spending a few eli)H ut tho
present tlmo with his family at their home,
2101 hhunk street.
Commander Thomas T, Nelson, V. S. N,
and Mis Nelson entertained ery Informally
on Monday evening at cards nt their home,
J129 South Twenty-first street. Their guests
wero Commander It. S Ke)es, U, S N, and
Mrs, Keyes, Mr and Mrs. William K Scott,
Mr. and Mis. Richard C. Meyer.
Mrs. Frederick C. Coburn, of Merlon, has
Issued cards for an Informal luncheon on
February 13 to meet Mrs. r. O. Roberts, wlfo
of Commander Roberts, U. S. N who has
Just come to Philadelphia from Uoston,
Among those Invited uro Mrs, Clarence A.
Carr, Mrs. Hugene P. Ityan, Mrs. Devvltt
Webb, Mrs. William U Crose, Mrs. Ueorgo
Vroom and Mrs. U W. T. Waller.
Mrs. Henry 11. Porter, wife of Lieutenant
Porter. U. S. N of 2128 Shunk street, has
issued Invitations for an Informal bridge
party; on February 11 at her home,
v.-ji. we. -,J "Usx
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' RED CROSS
Group No. 1 of Drexel Biddle Auxiliary No. 9 "fyi
Have Well-Known
This Evening
GROUP No. 1 of the Drexel Ulddle Aux
iliary No. 9 of tho Red Cross Society,
which holds Its meetings In the parish house
of St. Stephen's Protestant Kplsoopal Church,
Wlss-ihlikon, will hold a Red Cross confer
ence this evening In the Holy Trinity Chapel
Tvvciily-secoud and Spruce stieets Mrs.
Hllzaheth Warren Wjiine, chairman nf the
nuxlllar), will preside, and addresses will be
nude by the Hev ITod Tomklns, 1) P;
l)r (. hallos Hart and Dr Fllso Rose. There
will be organ solos, and thn addresses and
discussions will be followed b) u social hour
with refreshments
Mrs Hear) J Dahm Is ehalrmiti of the
snhlikoii group. Mrs Albeit Wllb), vice
hall man, Miss Sara Smith, secretnr), und
Mis John Probe!, Measure r Miss Klliabeth
James assisted by Miss Harbnru Rowley, lias
charge of the surgical dresslnRs work! Mrs
Pihiii and Mis W. Piigh, of tlie hospital
Rinnint section. Miss Clara Hootli of the
knit ling
)i lievlne," an enlci talnliiR lomedv, was
picsuitei! b) Miss F.thcl Lush s iliss lu SI
TIiiioIId'h Protestant Fplscopal Chlirih.
In Hie parish bouso last evening Hetweeii
the nets there was ei ellent music, and tho
peifoimame was followed by a dame The
member of the nisi were Miss Hdvthe
Hveretl. Miss Ruth Filth. Miss Marian Lucre,
Miss M)rtlo Sllveiwoud, Miss Hie mora
.Scholleld. Miss Jva Pille), Miss Doris Denl
son, .Miss (lr.no PicdlRor and Mls Henrietta
Ntizuni
Miss Helen Rehfuss, of 73JO HldRe avenue,
entertained at luncheon on Wednesday foi
Inwed hv ktilttlng for the Red Cross Soviet).
Her guests Included Miss Hllrabetb Hey, Miss
Hnbirti Ilea Nelll, Miss Mildred Hev Miss
I2llz.iheth Carpenter. Mrs Charles Kreuier.
Miss Jane (Jiecn, Mrs Ftedcthk Clark. Mrs
(Tulles Kriigei. Mrs Fredcrhk Merrlel
Hieiht Miss Marl in Clark, Airs ltd hard
Hev. Miss Kntharlnn Wheelock and Mrs
Willi mi King Hod'cv
The eiiRigetninl has been announced nf
Miss Helen M Firth, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Ilairv L Firth, of 454T Mun.i)unk ave
nue, in Mr Hilward A. Kingston, of 3S01
llamlltoti stteet. West Philadelphia Mr
liTiiRstou Is chief etiRlnecr nf tho Chester
Shipbuilding Cninpaii). Several entertain
ments have been Riven In honor nf the an
nuuiiiemiiit, auiuiiR them a dinner nn Situi
il.iv evening, whlih vvas glviti bv Miss Filths
aunt, Mrs Louis Mcistei, at ber home, HtlJ
HermitaRi' i licet
The tnembf rs of the i boll nf SI Stephen s
ITntesHint Cplsiopal Chtinh, WTssahli kon,
will Rive a tnuMi ale, feillowed by a dime, ill
Hie pirMi huusi, net Tuesdaj. .Mr Albert
Hrubel, tho i bolrtinster, his the affali In
ilitige and villi be assisted bv Mr and Mrs,
John llirard, Miss Alko Rorrv, Miss Alb n
Mover, Mis William WTnlerboltom, Miss
(wendol)n Adams, Miss llelia Thaikit),
Miss Lucitta liuc, Miss Lillian Carrctli, Miss
MatRiret Speniei, Miss Htliel Carpenter, Miss
Anna Mlllei, Mrs Anna Prubel, Miss Ariios
Lowe, Mil Flunk Walker, Mr, HeorRO
Spencer. Mr. Albert Spencer, Mr. Henry It
Hahiii, Mr Charles C'uln, Mr Itujinond
Sailer. Mr (.icoiro Thackara), Master 12111s
tou W rlgley. Master Robert Curie), Master
Kdwatd Hager. Master Ralph (larrett, Maeter
W Mllllgau, Master Jack Folds and Master
Sidney .Spencer, all members of tho choli.
Tho 'thursdey NiRht (Tub nt tho Muna
Miuk Presbvtetlaii Cliuich Is preparing a
beautiful service llaR ns a Rift to the church
The roll of honor Includes Lieutenant Fred
Hildl, M I) Lleutinaiit Joseph Haldl.
Yeoman Vbgll Haldl, all sons of Chevalier
C C Haldl, Sergeant Pav Id Duncan,
Mi Joseph Hub i. In France, Mr Jacob
Melzcr, Ml Louis Werkley Mr Haiuld lie li
te ti, Mr. Thomas Innos, Mr Lerov Slutet,
Mi. William Fisher, Mr Lliner MiIotuu,
Sergeant James Hlaek, Mr Samuel Win j.
Mr lleorRo M Kraft, Mr Frank Scbaffer
and SeiReant John Hopkins, tlie lattei a
luenibei of the ambulance lotps In Nova
Scotia The flag will be piesenled with ap
pioprlatn sei vices at a chinch usslon during
the iimiith and will be carried at tho great
paltlotli rally on Fibruary 15
Jlis Itnbeit Hlack Is prislilent of the
i lull, Mrs Ale hlli lid MicIIurIi Is 'co presl
dent; Mrs Louis Meister sciretaty, and Mrs
Wilbur Hilton, treasunr Other members
Iniludo Mrs Fiank Hi l.emotli, Jlrs. C C,
A Haldl, Mlvs Rose Haldl, Miss Clara Mo
Master, Mis John Miller, Mrs (liorge N
Makelv, Mrs Harrv Firth, Miss Uessle L)s
ter, Mrs John Mtillln, Mrs Arthur W finer
Miss Margaret Hrnwn .Mrs J. McClcnnou,
.Mrs A Whiteside, Mrs. Mary Clascow
Mrs c S Wilson, Mis Robert C Ureer,
Miss 1211a Moore Miss Minnie 12 Scott, Miss
MarRiret Hunter Mrs Joseph Rlppa, Mrs
11 Huuisev, Mis Ward Smith, Mrs Thomas
Stnnlev, Mis Sauiuil Wairen, Mrs F. Wur
nei, Mrs M MeKonlg.il. Mrs Robert Mil
ler. Mrs William J, Hamilton and Mrs.
Samuel Ta)lor.
The Rev lsaao Ward and Mrs Ward,
formerly of RnxboroiiRli, lnvo been tho
Ruests of .Mr. and Mrs Willi nn Heatty, of
Malta) unk avenue while preparing to leave
for their futun' homo In Uoston, Mass, where
tho Hev Poitor Ward has incepted u pas
torate alter n signing from the cvaiigillstlc.
part) of Hilly Sunday
A very stuussful performance of "Peg
Muehrec' vvas given on Wednesday evening
in the parish hill of tho Holy Family Ro
man Catholic Church cm Hermitage street,
In aid of the wclfate work for the men from
the Twent) -tlrst Ward at Camp Those tak
ing part weie Mlus Winnie Murph), Mis
Maile (kiRUS Ilallahan. Miss Marin Mc
Coriuh'K, Mr John Callahan, Mis Joseph
Kaulfui.iu, Mr Herbert Scholes, Mr Piter
Lnltns and Mr Coll Mcllnrlgle Tho enter
lalnmnit was followed by a dame, with Mr.
John M Connor ns lloor inanaBcr.
A largo caul pirty will bo held in thu
'iVnnRTT'.ST MATI.N'HH TO.VIOItllOW
X CJIVIVLiOi NIOHlfl AT S 15
"Provides Capital Diversion"
HVH.NIMJ PtUILIO Ll'DliHIt,
Fntlr CI r,n Ktshu U Hat Mat.
I.owrr lloor l?1,uu IHxcept list Uvs )
Plenty nf Coot Suits, r.iK anil 11 00
nn.Miv w SAVAr.i; orrnri
THHT Tho Now
1 JJ l Musical Comedy
People 1 UOT!
A T11A1N OF MMTII AD MnLODV
Bent Seals Jl at Pop, Mats. Mon. anl VVeJ.
BROAD Last 2 Evgs. "Vo'lv
GEORGE ARLISS
As Alexander Hamilton, ITret Secretary of
the Treasury, In the New Play
"HAMILTON"
NKXT MONDAY MATINKB SEATS NOW
ROBERT EDESON
In the Jtot Ilemarkable Play of the Century
LOVE FORBIDDEN
Seven Montlia' Hun in Parle
Ueet Seate tl at Pop. Mate. Mon. and Wed.
GARRICK NWHTS AT 8.15 '
.. i , , . "J" Today Tomorrow
'An lnrtantaneous Hucieee." Telegraph
Extra Mat. Today $1.50
OMvnn Monosco's lauchinu hit
UPSTAIRS DOWN
With n Typlosl lloro.io Caet
H.et Beate 11.50 at Pop. Mon. A wd Mate
ACADKMV Heats at Heppe's. ilo ciieetnut-
DHILADELPHIAteVY Tomor. t
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UNIVEllBlTV MUBEUM, Bat. 3,00. Kree lllue.
trated lecture l.y Jo.. M. Hoiiere. 'How Man
learned to Write i fronnCavenian to I'rlnt.
Ing ITete." llullJIng heated. r nt
hTYP.TY uia nuvir.w ok ibis
"ftl"" TO HI'HlaHTLY KEMlNI.MCS
jrocadero AM ORA fiNTAL
CONFERENCE ?$
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Speakers at Meeting
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in Roxborough
t"'
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audltorltitn thW evening In aid of the jrfst
oi ino eioiy j oinny i nurcn, r-
Tho members of the Ilethanv Youner Men'
Christian Association gave a musical tif.
. .....,. 1.111,1 iiiiiiiiiciii nil ..viiiiruuy CTH )r
nlng In the auditorium of the Hethany LuteRfy
i ran church The association has Its owejrf
rooms In the church for literary and socjeVrf
h'linn "inn iuuc ih iniercsieu in ino vyetra?
not only of tho )oung men of the chun
hill nil immw ,.,. 1 li..i..un.i. .
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ilie ervlle or tlie lint on The nflwrl aMUiL'
munbeM Include Mr Alheat Knnilra. nresl.AvVy
dent, Mr William Miller. Mee president: MM Sf?
Carl Struepp, secretary: Mr. John Teltr 5 c. 1
iic-uureri tne jiev H (-, Hchmelder. paston A'
... ..i- milieu; .nr nailer ioiz, .iir. jonjr. el
VMtiterle. .Mr Knderhk Knoeller, Mr WU?J
Hani Hrrhin, Mr AV Oood, Mr Albert Kruei;
ger. Mr (lilo Krueger. Mr. Henry Mlllei. Mr.
Hudolph Sihmelder Mr Cormllue .strp'hahyT
Mr Tied Adams, Mr Jucob Hoth, Mr. Ar.
nold Hater, Mr Albert Hater, Mr. John Oil
delit, Mr I.rou t'neskii, Mr. I'hlllp Hoehlet
Mr Cinl Segletls, Mr Hudolph Hauer, Mrs'
Harvev, Mr Harry ltlttenhoue. Mr. Adolpff
SeghiN, Mr Charlis Miller Mr. Pred lll,
?..r...,,,,r" 'r,,l",,J'-''. Mr John Kern'. Mr.
M llllam rtilton Mr Louis dally. Mr. Churl
Sniltlt. Mr William (lebharl. Mr. William
lillei, Mr Albert flalley, Mr. Krank Pe
ehel. Mi Itilph SeglctN and Mr Charles
rhiiminel
A patriotic servhe will bo held on Hun
dav evening lu the Hoxhorough Baptist
(hurih. when tho pastor, the Hev. Johnsort.
- Miner, 1'h I), will ,,,! un address on
Lincoln, and patriotic selections will bo tune
by the choir .
Ml-s Cat lie I'eterman entertained lost ev'ei
nlng at her home on fircen lane. Her gUests
Im litded Ml is .les-le IVwKrm.,.. mJ. , m-..iJ5
firt rSJ"ri,"." S5"?: .? 1'.
Sophia Liiikey. Mis H llllam Haeberleln? 'l
5 :.8.. ,.iu.n. p"rr"""' Mi" '""'ii ThomSSS; J
,; " ,r 'a'oiiarn anil jnn i:th, .,.
The trtistees nt fh i-k-.h ............
l!propal Church, MtmajunCsent . IlbSSl J,fl
is.i ... ' .inurew- hianagan. of this section,
now with Hir American expeditionary loroeW
fortlng the suffering who como under hS
i. ire lu biho hospital work. ,
MARKET u
HTRKET
AIIOVH
1TH , VI
11:18 J
A. M. . n
TO
IOHAV TOMOIHIOW r. it '"'
A GOLDWYN PICTURE
rinsT riinsn.NTATioN op
MABEL NORMANL) J
In ' DODlilM) A MILLION"
m:t tvutu maixii: kilnncot '
in 'oirn little wiru
DATA CTa1 -! MAllKHT STRERT
1 7Lltjl1j 10 A. M TO It 15 P. U.
AHTCKAIT Prte.nts
VM S5 HART "wolves of
Added Klret Show Ins of
)lack Kfnnut a "HIS HIDDEN' l'LWPQgK" ,
A R C A D I A
CIIEHTNHTT HEI.. KITH
10-15 A. M IS 2 3'41 IV4-. 7 t 0 80 P. l
PAULINE FREDERICK
In 1'iiruliioiint ricture. "Madmii Jealouey1
19
Nevt Week Dorothy Dulton In I Ure.Up f3al?J
AdJrd Attraction BENJAMIN CHAPIN la.
"Tin: som or democracy"
Hret of a srrles of t.n episodes, each com
plete In lineif una racli telllnK a Jrnmallo chap
ter In the life ef Abraham Lincoln.
VICTORIA makkeIavt;W
wm FOX Present! ,
GEORGE WALSH
In I'lret Shovvlni of "
"Jack Spurlock Prodigal" n
Ne xt Wrelc VVm rrnum In Lee MleeraMes
REGENT MARKET UEL 1TTH
ED&H STOREY -K g
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AT JUNIPER
VAUDEVILLE
CONTINUOUS
11 A. M to 11 P, M.
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"INSPIRATION" "J,TAtrorNtt
CROSS KEYS wckt ...el m,iT
THE RISING GENERATION
BROADWAY "WMT-ttZinCl
"ON THE HIGH SEAS" ..
THEDA nARA In "ROE Or DLOOD"
M;M' WEEK ANNIVERSARY WEEK
'THE HIRTH Or A NATION"
CTDAMH L,ln' A" Vi-i)unito. i; of Uro.id
blKAINU MARY PICKFORTl
in "Stella Maris"
.1
r rvr.TIQT B.'D AND LOCUST
j-'wvuw-1. Aft t 30 i.l.Jo. Kir. (1:30 to tt
Henry B. Walthall "" '; ,rtU.
in mnrii or a man"
NIXON
C2D & MARKET
Sill 7 and 0
MAURICE KHEEMAN tJO.
"No Children Allowed" "
WM. S. HART ..
"A COT D DECK"
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
JULIAN ELTINGE -
firfatfit lmprmnntor of r-mlTi1f Tvp.
WM. GAXTON in "KISSES" ,
DEIRO; VAniE A nmli EDDIE,
DOWL1MJ, Othera ' ,,
Next Week Valeska Suratt & C9..
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