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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY .18, 1918
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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Ifome Unit Has Been Formed to Work for Base Hos
pital Wo. m at St. J ames Guild House News
of American Englishwomen
IIMON'O the nctlvi nnd vigorous volun-
Atary nsencled now fit work Is Horns
Holt No. 31 composed or mo reinuvcs
Li friend of Dasc Hospital No. 34, IT.
, which lias been cqutltpcJ nnd sent
jLm'hera under the nusplces of the Epls-
n- , .. ,...1 n.ii "Bnmrtu'tihrr In
Mttlll iiOBl'H"'. '"
rrancc" of "hlch Doc,or Aehlmrst la the
Iirtctor. Tlioinh organized but little
" ti,an n montli ago. thl Home Unit
" -ir.irlv enrollc.1 nbout 200 payln?
m.mhers nnd
l; wceUlv mcetltitr.i for
Lrk (knlttHif nnd the preparlns of surct
1 drwslnRi) nre lamely attended.
iTheso nre held each Tuesday In the
aulld Houee 2210 Hansom street In rnnnn
V at thlr fllposnl by tho courtemy of
L authorities of St. James's Episcopal
Church. I" nflaiuon. raunim; ",'"i"i"
for the tranpactlon of business, rcadlnp'of
litters ffm abroad nnd nddi essci nre held,
Which have been found full of Interest.
UH ThurHdny, the 14th. Dr. Chnrleq II.
rmiler by whom the unit was organized.
1,1 present nnd spolte to tho, workers.
1, rector of All Hallows Church, Wyn
Mte on of whose sons Is an enlisted man
"if the unit Is president of the Home Unit,
L awoclated with him In Its executive
'limit.,.!, nre Jlri. 1'hlllp uhlnclamler.
. i .iL1.. - kAllnrTii
'r Hampton U Carson, Mrs. John K.
Zimmerman, Mrs. John C. TJrowne. Mrs.
Edwards V Lelpcr. Mrs. Clayton I JIcUl
'r Mrs. Lewis V. Hlsgn and Miss KIIta
'Veth C. Tyson. Dr. Cliirle H. Krarler Mr
'junes Lown Kl3her nnJ ,ho Uev' 0c,r(?e
'Calvert Carter have kindly conse-ite-i to
act an advisory board, representing mo
krA of mnnasers of the Episcopal Hos-
jiltal. Recent ndvlces from the unit report
lta soon to take over n e-y lorrc ivs
Ihoipltal with a capacity of more than 1000
hJs, which will nccessi.nu uu .... ...,v..
kulpment beyond that taken with them
and calling for all that tho fi lends at horns
r . . .. ... ...inn Thn Itnmn
can do oy way ui oruiraauu.,! --
Unit feels that It has n laruc ncm en ".
Wore It Into which it lias piunge" mu-i.
courageously. Mrs Edwards K. Lolyor Is
Ithe aecrctary ana treasurer i. .
IJtVD you know thnt Nancy IIoltlngHivorth
iU Marks has n little claushter'.' Horn in
u ... it..lHH ViMl
i..nnn where nncy is nun uiu. -
remember early In tho war Just before the
lubmailno terrors she went to England
'to marry Lloutenant Maiks there, as no
lijras unable to Kct u iow '" -
l . ... i i i .nnful uninp. little
'her. iney nun utvu ..,D.-.t.
Km. before. Nancy Is a daughter of Mrs.
'Bamuel Ilolllngswortli. of this city, and n
f.l.t of .lackJnnd Esther IIollliiRswnrth.
lUack married Amy Clark, you icmomher.
"Henry Clcyelln married Lieutenant .m
;iUter Gladys n year or so ago. They uro
'living In New York.
IfCU'EAKINO of a Philadelphia girl who
O married an English officer, have you
hennl that Kit Dohan's husband, Edward
Barnard-Hankey, has been made a brlgn-
Btler general or bomo such wonderful per-
ionageY It appeals he was In cliargo oi
the British tanks with General Sir Julian
Byng ard did such wonuertul work tnat ne
its promoted from lieutenant colonel,
t Uve Is a funny thing Isn't It? I don't
know of any girl who was moro sought
after than Knthcrlnc Dohau, and wasn't
the beautiful? And yet no American man
could win her That was left for nn Ens
llihman. She married Ned Earnard
Hankey about eight or ten years ago and
; hai lived In England most of the tlmo sinco,
Having paid a few visits here to her mother,
Mr. Michael Dohan, who lies at Uarllng-
iton. Katherlne was moro ldentllled ltli
the hunting set hero than any other, and
ahe certainly was a stunner on a hoise.
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Mr TAI.E has to do with a teakettle
one of those amiable, shiny, smiling
ones, you know, that every housewife Just
lots. Well, this teakettle was a particular
Pt possession of u certain young housewife
i whom you know nnd I know. Sho couldn't
f jiulto explain why, but whenever she looked
u sue leu nappy; anu, u mo wmi ""
-happen to burn or the cornbrcad emerge
"jfrom tho oven In a dejected, unpatriotic
'Jltate, why, Friend Teakettle's boothlns
?purr always comforted her, nnd mane her
feel that she had certainly done her best,
r'.and It wasn't her fault, after all.
i But the little housewife's husband didn't
.j juet'see It that way. Oh, no, l don't mean
'the cornbread nnd the chops he really
Jlirallowed those manfully, and showed
llrtiat heroic stuff ho was m.ulo of. It was
that peculiar attachment to a plain, ordl-
fbary teakettle that he positively could
rial linriAi-utfmrt viml in. nn nnn (if those
Iv fHahtfitlli. .r.M n.nrt.lnti'u nnr en Inner ficrn.
when he discovered that his little Ford's
raaiaior neeaeu some not water, into mu
'Wtchen he strode (his wife wasn't there) and
elied upon Friend Teakettle, well, he
lave the car n nice drink, and then, because
he was In an awful hurry nnd because his
fctnlnd was ocpiinlptl with cravcr things, lie
tltarted off with never a thought of the
VOf, shivering teakettle ho had set down
vva me running-Roam, ui couvs, wm
'IMr hadn't gone far nt nil before tho worst
wppened off bounced Friend Kettlo Into
;th snow, while the loving owner's hus-
i.band drove on, blissfully unconscious of
ihU cold cruelty. Yes, nnd in a few mln
Jitea alonu came a big truck nnd well, you
t?n guess the rest. All of It. Of course,
2 you will see the moral to this specally
If you happen to be a man. You'll agree
.with Nancy that It's always best to treat
your wife's little unaccountable whim with
or, even if said whim is only a mere tea
kettle. NANCY WYNNE.
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Social Activities
Miss J. KUIe Talte. of 6804 McCallum
t.ttreet. Oermantown will entertain her bridge
Vi0 members of the club are Mrs. Walter
arnjes. Miss Marguerite Tattersfleld. Mrs, II.
II, Beltz. Mn. IT. It. novlon. Mlas Elanchs
Chateau. Miss Edith McMurtrle, Mrs. II,
nCIInton Ueacary Mlas Virginia Oary and
WMlia Mervln Oraham.
Miss Mul-lli. Hrrl1l hnmnUr. nf 401 WfRt
ulnTlca strrt nrtoftntown. avA il mnall In.
B formal t?a on' Friday afternoon In honor of
! Eleanor Itogera, of Virginia, who Is
U,'io gueats or Mlsa Ahna Atlee, or G4T Tel
plfm road, Qermantown.
Ir Th. 1b. .... .1... . ik.. Strllll.to. Tl.nM
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,Hlfh School foi Qlrla ceUbrated MU nfth
wss&sLSiSSS&
f"t kc int urna rriiitrnuy jsuuainj on
ber of marines from the navy yard were ln
vltcd Major Plckerlnit nnd Mrs. Pickering
tier special Kicsts nnd Miss Eleanor Ker
Vln, Mix Charlotte Klennle, Mrs. William F.
Owens. Mrs Elllngrr, Mrs, Isadorc Rtrauss
find Mrs, Franels Tazey clmtieroned. The
rommlttpo In chnrgn Inc'itrtod Mlm Emma
I. Owens, lireslilpnti Miss Margaret Kceniin,
Mee ptKSldcnt; Miss Hidle Silomon, trens
V.7r:,lM A,l'l? Strauss, secretary, and
MIks Ethel It Dent, chairman.
Mr nd Mrs riiniles Lawrence, 3d, of
MskiioIIh, entertained Mr and Mrs. Paul
Thompson. Miss Helen Mass nnd Mr. Wll
llnm Morrow, of Delnlr, on Thursday evening.
Mr. Morrow leaves for camp today and the
party nasi given In his honor
"ROBIN HOOD" RFVTVAL
TO BE WELL ATTENDED
Number of Box Parties Being
Planned for Production by
Phila. Operatic Society
The production of "Itobln Hood," tfle
charming opera by Iteglnal d Koten will be,
given nt the Metropolitan Optra House on
February 21 n,i 25, by , PhlIl,rtInnU
op-ntie Soeletv.. for tho ben.nt of the Phlla
delplila hase hop!tals for en'ce In France
mid for tho bonedt of the Knights of Colum
bun war ramp fund
lleplnnl'l do Knven. It Is said, will attend
rrn If not both of th productions "Itohln
ITool" hss not Vfvi s"en In this eltv lneo
it . i . r-nrtue'd h"r- by t'm .oclrtv In 1?1
Nti, ..ro n hOY tnrt" ir Knlnc n- n r ,t
w!l'"'' ,r "Is" n representative nttendatice
nt ti nffslr
mor ts i.nrVi 1,1-, ,r Mr ,,, Mr
Henry E Dravton Mr ed MH jj t s-otes-biirv
Jtr Celeste t Tteok'eher Mr Charles
F lio'v.r Mr n-d M' iMwin tr e... -i.
Wnlll I.cps, Mrs Thomas O Ashnn Mrs.
C R Wnct- Mrs Howard Lewis Mr, Pono
Yeatman, Jlrs. Charles Henry Reott Mlsn
Marv rjp.snn, Mrs Oorge r Dixon. Mrs.
Clement D Wnlnwrlght rr Frnnrl P.nttr
son. Mrs Edward TTorner Coitos Mrs
Siniuel Castner. Jr., Mrs Maurice Heekscher'.
Mis Vina I.ea. Mr nnd Mr. Owen P..
lenklns Mr John T.uthr T,nn(j M. iTnhn K
Ilraun. Mrs. James W White, Mrs Allan II.
Strong Mis Marv Converse, Mrs J Ernest
Wc'in-d Mrs. Richard n Edwards Mrs
fl.n-ee McCIellan. Mrs. Itlchard Harte. Mrs.
William nurnham and Mrs. Alexander Van
Iteiipselacr
MASS-MEETTNG
IN CHELTENHAM
Large Gathering From Jonkin-
town, Cheltenham and Abinrcton
Will Hear Talks on War Work
Members of th. Cheltenham. Jenklntown
nnd AlUngton Dranth of the Council of Na
tional Defenre li.ne nrrHngd to hold a largo
inasH-moetlngtn the cheltenlmm High School
tomorrow. The meeting, which Is to tnkc
place at 1, o'clock In tho evening, Is cilled
for the purpose of arousing th'i people of
that section to a greater interest In and
understanding of what la required of thot.o
who wish to help In the general war wo'k.
Two spenliers will he on hand to hupply
somo Interestl-g and valunble Information.
Mr T F. Itockwell giving a lecture, on road
Production nnd Mr. C. ,T Hepburn addressing
tho meeting on Food Conservation. Another
speaker, whose name has not yet been an
nouncrd, will give a talk on women's work
as laid down by tho Council of National De
fenre. This particular lecture, while of Im
portance to cery one, will appeal particu
larly to the women, and they havo been
urged to have a large attendance present
for the occnslon. Charles 1). Harney, of
Elklns Park, Is expected to preside.
Thn committee which Is In rhnrge of tho
moiement Is composed of tho following, Mrs.
v. W. Morris, Jr . chairman : Mrs. W. N.
Stewart, first vice chairman ; Mrs. II. N. Har
rison, second vice chairman, and Mrs. John
Ollhert, third vice chairman.
Mrs. A. 11. Hubbard is In chnrge of regis
tration. A committee has been appointed to
visit the homes of all residents of the three
towns, colliding data as to the nature and
amount of war work already done by the
women of tho arlous households. The In
formation so obtained It to bf filed away for
reference and every effort will bo made by
the Investigating committee to gli'e assist
ance In the way of suggestions. This will
be of great help to many women who, anx
ious to clie their share of assistance ns
a patriotic duty, ore preiented from doing
It by lack of knowing how to go nbout it, or
else what to do.
Other appointments made are: Jlrs. II. K.
Taylor, food production; Mrs. W. H. Snyder,
food conservation ; Mrs. John Hcrlbner, wom
en's Industry and ch'ld welfare; Mrs.
Charles II Culln, maintenance of existing
social agencies; Mrs. Hsrlow Voorhees, edu
cation; Mrs. II M Watts, Liberty Loan; Mrs.
Mntmadul'C Tllden, Ji . foreign relief
branch of social service, and Miss Frances
nobb'r.s, safeguarding of moral und physical
forces.
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MISS BETTY ELLIOTT
Three of this year's debutante set
who were entertained at dinner on
Saturday cvrnlnp- before the meet
ing of Mrs. Troth's Friday eveninc
duncing clars at tho Gcrmantown
Cricket Club.
IT'S A BUSY TIME FOR
CANTEEN WORKERS
Lnnsdowno Red Croscrs Answer
Emergency Call to Take "Eats"
and "Smokes" to Soldiers
Again the canteen department of the Lans
downe Heel Cross branch has procd Its ex
treme usefulness. On Wednesday. In tiulck
response to an emergency call, a number of
women intirfstcd In this department aFim-
bled at one of th Philadelphia stations and
distributed apples, cigarettes, magazines and
postcards to nbout two hundred sohllors who
were passing through tho city. Their work
was certainly a good one, for It Is Just such
little "extras" as these that are hi np
preciated by all of the men.
Mlsa Mabel Phillips Is at the head of the
canteen dep.utment out In Lansdowne. and
among those who assisted her on Wednesday
were Mrs. P.obert Downing Taylor Miss
Louise Vanzandt, Miss i:ilzalicth Fackler. Mrs.
Walter Boners, Mrs. M Clnretteon Cook, MIbs
G.irettson, Miss (lertrudo IMwnrd. Miss Dor
othy KdwonR Miss Dorothy McRwcn and
Jlrs. Henry Stutzell.
Lansdowne does (jot miss an opportunity to
Impress upon Its people the Impoitnnre of
food railng and especially of laving the
wheat. Wherever one goes, to a muslcale, to
a club meeting, to a movie, or to a surgical
dressing class, there are always men or
women who give stimulating four-minute
talks up m this subject. On Tuesday evening
Mrs. Chalmers spoko at the lied Cross
House , on Wednesday evening Mrs. Lacey
H Kans i-poke there, nnd nt tho surgical
dressings class on Thursday morning, which
is always a large one, Mrs. Isaac II. Rhodes
gaie a short talk on wheat substitution.
Lien If a woman Is already doing her bit
In this direction, these talks cannot help but
Impress upon be- even more strongly the nb.
solute necessity of what she Is doing,
A charming little valentine muslcale was
given on the night of F'bruary 14 nt the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Sill It was
ftlven under the direction of Miss Christine
Nichols and of tho members of her Ited Cros
unit This unit Ii doing splendid work In
knitting sweaters, socks, helments und wrist
lets, and these articles, when finished, are
cent direct to the soldiers In the different
camp'. Instead of being turned In to the Red
Cross headquarters. The members of the
unit nre Miss Nichols, Miss May Pearson,
Miss Elizabeth Pearson. MUs Helen Adams,
Miss Florence Paul Miss Marie Hennett,
Mrs. Hdword Rlttenhouse, Mrs. Martin White
and Miss Jane Pcnron.
The program on Thursday nlifht consisted
of ocal solos by Mr. Charles Wood and by
Miss Florence Snussor, readings by Mli Isa
bel Oalbralth, piano duets by Mrs II Rose
Smith and Miss Grace. Bond, piano solos bv
Miss Ferris and songs by Mlrs Laura Willis.
Tho Junior section of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club Is planning to give a card party
on Saturday aftrnoon. March 2, at the
Deonshlre, It Is to bo for the benefit of
the Woman's Hospital In Philadelphia, and
the girls expect to make quite a success of It.
for those who do not care to play cards dur
ing Lent ran come and bring their knitting
The women of the Twentieth Century Club
were entertained on Tuesday afternoon with
a most delightful musical progrnm by the
Matinee Musical Club, which Mrs. Frederick
W Abbott, the president of the club, had ar
ranged to give them. There were songs by
Mrs. Charles Frlcke, violin solos by Mls
Florence Haenle, readings by Miss Blanche
Lester, songs by Miss Kmma Olden and duets
by Mrs. James Foote and Mrs. S, iMarshall
Wilson. An enjoyable part of the program
was tho community singing. In which all the
women Joined. There was also community
whistling, a novel Idea which provided a lot
of fun for everybody.
The Junior section of tho club met nt the
home of Mrs. Charles B. Musser on
Tuesday evening. Nominations were made
for omcera ror me ensuing year. The nom
Inatlons were! President, Miss Orace Bond
Miss Laura Willis; secretary, Mies Mary
Frances Gallagher, Miss Margaret Willis j
treasurer. Miss Dprothy McCwen, Miss Mar
Ian Mlshler. An Interesting program- fol
lowed, which Included a talk m the German
spy system by Miss Isabel Oalbraith; a re
ew of Mary Roberta Rlnehart's book,
"Long Live the King," by Mlsa Helen Read,
nnd soma by Mlsa Florence Sausser, ac
companied by Miss Ruth Decker. A number
of the girls art planning to attend tho
reciprocity day of the Junior section of the
Norwood Century Club, on Wednesday af
ternoon. Mr. Hamuel Irwin, ton or Mr, and Mrs,
Robert F. Irwin, la homa from Princeton.
He wpecti to nllt In.tha ntyy.
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Miss Rose Hess and Mr. Abraham
Fellhcimer Married Today by
Rev. Henry Berkowitz
An Interesting wedding took place today nt
noon nt the Adclphla Hotel, when Miss Rose
R Hess, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Solomon
J. Hess, of 3.13; North Twenty-llrst street,
became tho bride of Mr. Abraham Fellhcim
er. The ceremonv was performed by the
Rev Henry Ilerkowltz. 1). I), of the ltndeph
Shalom Congregation.
The bride was glien In marriage by her
father. Sho wore her travillng suit of dark
blue trlcotlne with n hat of the same color,
and a e'orsuge bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the alley Mrs Sldniy II Strouse. sis
ter of the bride, was her on.'v attendant
Mr Fellhelmei and bis bride will leave on
nn extended trip through the South, nrd will
be at home after the middle of March at 3023
North Twenty-first Hreet.
KORA N-CUNLI FFi:
Announcement Is made of the marriage of
Miss Anna II. Cunllffe. daughter of Mr and
Mrs rieorge D Cunllffe, of 2SI Sumac street,
Wlrsahlckon, to Lieutenant John J. Fornn of
Hampton Roads, Vti. on Tuesday. February
12, at 6 o'clock, In the Church of St John
the Baptist, by the Rev. P M MaRlnnls as
elstant rector. The bride was glim In mar
riage by her father and tho quiet ceremony
was followed by a reception at the homo of
the bride's parents.
Lieutenant Foran and nis nnue lert on iti
day evening for an automobile ttlp through
the South to Htockley Harden, Noriolk, where
they will live.
KIRKPATRICK ALDRIC It
An attractive home wedding took plaro on
Saturday at X2 o'clock nt the home of Mr.
and Mrs Peiley Dunn Aldrlch, of Osage
mount, when their daughter. Miss .Margaret
Lamson Aldrlch, been me the bride of Mr W
Alton Klrkpatrlik. Miss C. Kiebn Smith, of
Rutledge, was maid of honor, and Mr Rob
ert II. Rcn'i i if Ovirbrook, was best man.
The wedd nt- oeremony was preceded by a
new wedding rong, "O Perfect Ixiie," com
posed for the occasion by Mr Aldrlch and
sung by Mies Viola Brodbeck, with violin
ohhllguto by Mr. Carbon Deber, accompanied
by M'ss Dorothy Neebe. The wedding march
from "Lohengrin" was sung b a quartet.
Miss Drodbeck. Miss J.me Miller. Miss Oladys
.Sutton and Miss Laura Willis, who marched
down tho stairs followed by the maid of
honor and the bride. Tho singers remained
at tho foot of the stairs and Immediately
nfter the ceremony sang the wedding muilc
from "Lohengrin" The ceremony wus per
formed by the Rev. John R Davles, of Beth
lehem Presbyterian Church, and tho bride
was given In marriage by her father.
The hride's gown was of white beaded net
over white satin Her tulle cl! was held In
place by sprays of UPes of the alley and
she carried a shower bouquet of whltH sweet
peas. Miss Smith wis gowned In pale pink
georgctto crepe trimmed with silver ribbons
She wore a hat of pink georgette crepe and
her bouquet was nf pink swe'et peas.
Tho four singers chose the pastelle shades,
Miss Brodbeel; wearing nlle green tulle oier
silver cloth Miss Miller wore yellow georg
ette crepe. Miss Sutton wore lavender crepe
de ehlrs and Miss Willis wore pale bluo
georgette crepe They woro corsage bou
quets of pink sweet pens.
Mrs. Aldrlch was gowned In black chiffon
veli a trimmed with gold lace, while Mrs.
Klrkpatrlck woro gray georgette crepe, over
burnt orange satin.
Tho out-of-town guests were Mrs. Floience
A. BurleU'h nnd Mrs. Ida A. Burleigh nf
Springfield. Mass ; Mrs. Corn LaniBon Water
town, N V.. und Mr. and Mrs Herbert L
Aldrlch, of New York city
After a short wedding trip Mr nnd Mrs
Klrkpatrlck will bo at home at 1220 Osace
avenue.
Hem or news for the serif tr nets ulll I,.
ledjyr urotMeil ther nre nrltten nn on. "lj
of Hi psner onlr and nre .lieneil nii Villi
"WHAT'S DOING
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Concert, Young Men'i Hebrew Anoclatlon,
1810 Master stieet Members,
.Meeting', Walnut Street Iluitnen A.
aoclatlon, Btllevue-Stratford. Members.
Meeting, Weat Philadelphia, Iluilnem and
Improvement League, S209 Market street.
Free.
Meeting, Northwest limine Men'a As
sociation, 2336 Columbia avenue, Free,
Meeting, Olrard Improvement Anoclatlon,
Twentieth and Khunk streets. Free.
Lecture on Inseet life, James A, fl. Krbn,
Academy of Natural Sciences. Free,
Itotten trolley protest parade, Wtit Phila
delphia. Kales Managers' Anoclatlon dinner at
Kugler'a. Members. ,
Philharmonic Society of New York ron
cert, Academy ot Muala Admission charge.
umiujtiiuii urancn, ui.ii.iiih j.queairor.
Nthujrlklll Branch, Christian llndeavor.
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HEARTS AS TRUMPS
AT VALENTINE PARTY
Little Ones Win Candy-Filled
Tokens as Prizes at Vari
ous Games
Mrs. William Welsh gale nn attractive
valntlne party nt her home In Wayno on
Thursday afternoon In honor of the Children's
Red Ooss Knitting Club, of which sho Is
the patroness The chHdrcn bale been busy
knitting squ.ues for n blanket which was
completed on Thursday. Tho bouse was
decorated with red hearts nnd cuplds Dif
ferent games were played, for Mhle.li the
prizes were red heart boxes of candy, pins,
knitting needles, etc. Among those present
wero Cornelia Kllllngcr, Ruth Kllllnger,
Janet Rocier, Margaret Coiert, Joan Covert,
".1MW"ai
MISS MIRIAM COMLKY WHITE
Dauirhter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William
White, of 'lOIlU Chester avenue,
whose engaKcment to Mr. John II. B,
Faussctt, of this city, is announced.
Oertrudo Sllier. Katherlne Fox. Iltlen
Painter, Heniv l'.ushtou and Billy Welsh
Mr and Mrs Richard K. Norton enter
tallied at dinner on SaturcHy eienlng at
their homo on Blcddyn load. Ardmorc.
Mis. Robert 13 Slrawnrldge. of Woodlen,
Bryn Mawr. Is spending a week In Wash
ington, It C
Mr. and Mrs, Itollln II. Wilbur nnd their
daurhter, Mrs. Richard MatSherry, of St.
Davids, are spending two weeks at the Dennis,
Atlantic City.
Mr nnd Mrr. William Townsond Wright,
of St Dailds, will leave for Palm Reach on
Wednesday, to spend the balance (if tho
winter,
Iluslgn William C. Wright, L K N who
has been stationed nt Newport, has been
transfencd to the Nuvul Academy at An.
nnpolls for a throe months' couise. Mrs.
Wright, who will be lemembered ns Miss
Hlcanor Carpenter, Is rtaylng lit tho hotel
nt AnnnpoIK.
Mr. nnd Mrs Clauds M Plowman baio
opened Tuskalcos.i. their homo In Bryn
Mawr, after spending two months In the
South. Mis Aubrey Bovles and children, of
Al.ibanm will spend scleral months with
her sister. Mrs Plowman
Miss Constance Vaucl.iln, of Rosemont, Is
spending u week with h.r father, Mr. Samuel
M. Vuuclnlu, In Wushlngtou
ACAUI3MV OK Ml'SIO
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LI30POI.II 8TOKOIV8KI. Conductor
FRIDAY AFTWlNOON, FEU. M, AT 3:00
SATURDAY UVK.Sl.Nd. Fr3ll S3. AT 813
(,o'oltl MAX ItOSH.S. Vlollnlit
WACINI3H Prelude to "Dlo Mflitemlnf cr"
nilAHMri Violin Conerrtn
TBC1IA1KOWHKY Symphony No, 4
Heals Son on Hale at llcppe'i, HID Chutnut.
ACAU13MV OP MI'HIC M1., Feb. 27, 3 P. M.
SYMPHONY
Kocurrv op M3W York
WALTER DAMItOaCII, COND.
FRAKCES STARR
will rfctto M('rrtllen " lv lielslsn Poet Cam
main', with orchntral uttlng by Rhcor.
Iteirrinl eat at Bcrpe'i NOW
STRAND
CUrmantoiin Ave. at Venunao.
Iierveri Amuiemant Company
Btreert nmngir. PreiMeni
CHARLES RAY " ""$$
t frrfPT P. Theatre. l7thnLanccy. ik'. umi,
Lil 1 A ''-' Theatre Workihep nf N, Y. Preint
il K Pniintlpl" w"h )v Wyndham
"A uauniiei. and UMli B
One Weile Onlr. Tonight 8.80. JW II Mat Thura.
Trocadefo T"E A,AT0R8'La Francee
rAYRTY THE JOLLY O.I11L8-"
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Washington's Birthday Commemorated Yesterday
at Patriotic Service in Honor of Church Mem-
bers in Army and Navy
THH members of Camp r,0, Patriotic Order
Sons of Am rlca, commemorated the birth
of Cliorgo Washington, nfter whom their
order was named, by Impreeslio patriotic
.-..i.u- I..I...1.U tnrnlnir In Tho ltOxbor-
ough Baptist Church, when the first public
recognition was given the men of the camp
who are In tho r.riloo nf the country. Tho
Rev. Johnson Miner made n patriotic nd-drcs-s.
and a special fentuie of the patriotic
muslo was thn cm net solo by Mr. Hiram L.
Wvnne. Jr. son of Mr Hiram I Wynne, n
direct descend n nf Dr. Thomas nne.
who came to America wlt'i Wllllnm Peiin
Mr Orland S. Black Is president of t.omp
R0. Mr William Struse, vice president . Mr
Harry Price, mister of forms; Mr I red
Loos, financial secretary: Mr. John I. M'lll
gan. recording secretary, and Mr Robert
A. Keely, treasurer The men on the honor
roll to whom tribute was paid aro Mr. John
Barr, Mr Walter B-ichman, Mr. Charlet
Booth. Mr John C Booth. Lieutenant Harry
S Cnrmuny, M D ; Mr. William F Carpen
ter. Mr. Howard M Cantrell Mr Frank II
Carr, Mr Samuel Clark, Mr. tleorge i: Davis
Mr. William (I Daymond, Mr flu'tni
Deschln, Mr Wilbur Donees, Mr. Harry
Hsterhcld, Mr. Roland r.ngcl, Mr William
P Fetzer. Mr John f Fair, Mr. Wllllnm L
Farrand, Mr Ivan H. Field, Mr Joseph Fran
cis, Mr. John Frlscholr, Mr. Chailes Frost.
Mr Russell A Funk, Mr. Samuel P deary.
Mr. Ralph Olaney, Mr. Harry Oraul, Mr.
Kdmund D Orlndrod, Mr Hdwnrd P. Haney,
Mr Robert J. Hartley Mr William Koellck.
Mr Morris L Hoff. Mr Ralph It. Ilorrlck,
Mr Morris Hunter. Mr Leon Johnson, Mr.
Wllhelm II. Knraeh. Mr William 1! Kemper,
Mr. Leo L Kester, Mr. F 1 1. Klrkpatrlei..
Mr Fred Knoeller. Mr Harry (I Krohn,
.Ir. Mr Walter Krleger. Mr. flordon Leech,
.., .... -:-'-, H j,ji.
Mr Charles HIs Mr Oeorge II Ml m ,
', Me Itnhert Moore Mr. Walter Morris,
Mr Fronds F.arl Morton. Mr. Alfred
Miller. Mr Wllllnm J Mllner, Mr J.eoigo
S. Marks. Mr Ralph B. Maxwell. Mr
Klmer Mllllgan. Mr. C. Harold Mitten
hergr. Mr Karl O'Brien. Mr liny A Ott.
Dr W. linn Ottlnger. Mr. Albert Relehcn,
Mr Thomas Illngersnn, Mr. Lloyd F Riid
cllffe. Mr. Mason Rambo. Mr Charles Rle
bow, Mr. Harrv S Robln-on. Mr. Arthui
Sweeney Mr Wllllnm F Shnnkle, Mr Llnyu
J Shnrp. Mr. Charles : Shirley, Mr John
Dobson Schofleld, Mr Joseph Summersdale.
Mr Daniel Raymond Taylor, Mr William
II. Taylor. Mr. (leorgo Thackeray. Mr.
Charles II. Thomas. Mr. George W. Winkerle,
Dr Howard K. White and Mr. James R.
White.
One of these young Americans, In a letter
to tho chairman of a Wlsahlckon Bible class,
said- "When I Joined the V. O. S. of A. I
put inv hand on the Bible nnd said I
would defend my country, nnd I nm going
to stand by that pledge." And the lnrge
audience paid tribute to the absent ones
pledged to safeguard their country
On Thursday evening Camp 50 will give
a musical and literary entertainment n
headtiunrters, Ridge nnd Lyceum nvenues,
followed by an Informal reception.
A Colonial reception nnd dance will be
given nn Friday evening at Wood vale, thn
clubhouse of tho American Bridge Com
pany's c'ub. under the auspices of the mem
bers of tho club. Thn dee'oratlons will bo
p-itrlotlc In color nnd design, nnd the guests
will be attired In "ye olden tyme costumes"
Mr nnd Mrs Clarence Keeier gave a fam
ily dinner nn Wednesday eienlng at their
home on Harmon road In celebration of tho
hlrthdnv of their son. Mnster Jack Keeier.
Their guests Included Miss Agnes Folj.
Miss Hmllv Foley. Mr. and Mrs John Wilde.
Mr nnd M's Joseph rolev, Jlrs. ueorgo
Gelfler and Mr Russell Foley.
Tho X L N r a cluh of young men of
Wlspahlckon. Roxborough nnd Mnnavunk.
pave a successful dance In St John'n Hall on
Saturday evening Thn members of the club
lrclude Mr John S Rurgess. Mr J. P Flt'.
jntHek Mr Leo J McKernan. Mr F-incIs
i: MrGtl Mr Wllllnm V. Ryan. Mr II -th
J. McMnnn. Mr James J Callahan. Me.
Daniel McGlli Mr Francis lieier, Mr Wil
liam J Kberly. Mr. Joseph Boyle and Mr
Charles Sllverthorn.
Tho February meeting of the Baptist
Young People's Aciclatlon of the Mount
Vernon Baptist Church will be held at the
homo of the pastor, the Rv. W II. Forney,
tomorrow nenlng The pastor and Mrs.
Knrnev and the voung people ki'ep In touch
with the bi ys from the church In tho nrmy
JIAIlKHT
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TO
11.15 P. Jt.
AM. THIH WI3I3K
bKLKOT 1'iesentK Plrst Wio Ins ef
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
AM HEIt OWN I'OMPANY 1'
umiiu itAninMiwresi"
J. 1111, iimmunui iu"
Prom tho PIsy ey Pierre Wolrt.
-, 1 TA Vir" I-11 MAIIKI3T STrtUKT
PAI Al r iu a. m to n.ir. p m.
1 TkLxn.Vyxj Tiinin: days onia
nvm TJTrNl 'JPTT 1" ' lri,t Wiowlng
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CIII3STNPT Ill't.OW 10TH
10;I5 A. M. VI. i. 3-4S. r.:4r,, T:I3. :.10 P. M.
WILLIAM S. HART
In Flint MioMlng Arlcistt Picture
"BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN"
A.1J.-I- "fen of Pe-moi-mcy" t!!J Kplimlel.
TTtvrnniA markrt aihub otii
WILLIAM FARNUM
In WILLIAM POX Picturlfutlon ot
"LES MISERABLES"
Rsnay Cssh Prlw e'ontet
t.-rxt Week- P13THOVA in 'The Meht Within '
Atieil "hen of DemoTsiy" 1 1st iwh KpIoa1)
PPPPVT MAllKUT MT n-lnw UTII
niUlii X MnntO Plrst Shoillns
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
and linVMll.Y HAYN13 In "I ner Simplclon."
NTmra MAitKirr rthurt
X)lyjZ VAUI)i:VlI.I.E
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r'wnc'ci TT?.VCi MAitKirr iieiow iioth
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nonsmVAV uuoad t, HNYnr.n avk.
liKUAUWAl DAILY NIOHTI.Y
"A Romance of Chinatown"
juni: cAPiuci: in "iihaut op noMANci:"
C A D 13 M Y O V 1 V A 1 O
MONDAY P.VKNINd KKIIltl'AllY 53.
Smiling "PAT" O'BRIEN
I.tfutenant ltol Klylng rnrpe.
"My Eieapo From n Oernmn rrtson Ctnp"
Mot KnthrnlllnK Ptory of A,ltrnture,
HatiWf m t8 Hei'Pe'a. HIP Chestnut ft.
MKTUOPOI.1TAN OI'HItA H0P8I:
"tnTnOI'OHTAN orCHA COMPANY, N, Y.
TOMOnltOW
SKIIIT. AT '.
KIllBTTIMU
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ni.lur Malateata. Com!., Mr Moranionl,
"aw. UtWCheatnut Bt. Walnut 4184 1 IUeU7.
IcaDEMY OP JH'blC TONIOllfAT 8 US.
PHILHARMONIC
ullulluqinA Wf ir.i. iviin,
Jortf Straniky, Cond. flololat. Hunter Velah,
Tkklli, 13. 11.60, 1, T6C, KMflt lltft'i.
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nnd navy nnd look after their welfare. Th
honor roll Includes Mr. Daniel Raymond
Taylor, In France: Mr. Henry D. Steinruck,
Mr. Frank Cnrr, Jr., Mr. Charles Frost, Mr.
David Van Fossen, Mr, Fred lleldel. Mr.
Samuel Rcldel and Mr, Joseph RummersiMm.
The annual Lenten recitals In St. Timothy"! ,
I K, Church commenced last evening. The
program Included (lounod's "Gallia." with
piano and organ accompaniment, Mrs, George
Clay Honker nt the piano and Mr. Hrnest.
O. Thomas, choirmaster,
Mr nnd Mrs. William 17. M Tass, of Ron
borough, aro receiving congratulations on the
birth of n son, James Hindis Pass, on Sun
day. February 10.
Lieutenant Calvin S. Haln has been homa
on a two months' furlough, having beer!
trnnrfcrred from the field artillery to the
nilatlon department. He reported on Sat
unlay for further training He was pre
louly connected with the National Guard
In the cavalry nnd took a three months'
training at Fort Niagara, where he received
his commission.
The member" of Division No B, S O. H.
unfitr'ed n service flag nt t!Hr patriotic dem
onstmt'on nt the February meeting In Amer
lea Hall M P J. McOarvry, chairman of
the riuntv board, made n patriotic address,
nnd Mr Kdward FltzEernld, the president,
prerlded Mr Michael Walsh Is lice presi
dent ; Mr James McCauley, Mr. Michael
frecn are the secretaries nnd Mr Thomaa
Martin Is treasurer The honor roll Includes
I.lruternnt John J Fornn. Mr. Adrian Devlin,
Mr .John Gallagher, Mr. Raymond Gallagher,
Mr. William Mahnn, Jr, Mr. Sylvester Bowe,
Mr James McCnog.i Mr. Rugene O'Connell,
Mr William Foran' Mr. Slvester Mahon,
Mr Patrick McFadden, Mr Unrt Gorman,
Mr James Croiln. Mr Andrew McDonald.
- ir .Miiunee roiey, Mr. Andrew Foley, Mr.
iIohn noPhfVi Mr Mcl,B(, (.,.
Joseph Hagney Mr. Francis Oulslev Mr.
UM.im Wclh, Mr A L. Carney, Mr. Patrick
McKenn.1, Mr John Boyle and Mr. J. J. Con
nelly. CHESTNUT STREET gffiJJ
DlltnCTlO.V OP MLSSItB, SHL'lir.UT
ANOTHER S HUBERT SUCCESS
NIGHTS 8:10
INCIX'DI.va
TPI38DAY
MATS. WED.,
FRI., SAT.
NIGHTS
$1.50, $1.00,
75c, 50c.
MATS.
$1, 75c, 50c
ISXCPPT PAT.
A HOLIDAY
ADELPHI I$i.008Mnt.llThur8day
Rep;. Mnt. Saturday Holiday Mat. Friday
TONIGHT FIRST TIME
The Show Phila. Has iJeen Waiting For
THE MAN Kb BACK
WITH
MARY NASH -Kmpany
LYRIC LAST WEEK tonight ag
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omety. In tnun.l to nltrnct lirire udlence
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J-Ttiin Lorraine
Jack Nonvorth
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With ROBERT EDESON
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