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EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGER
-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1918
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k duoi vjuooir
jperatic Society to Give "Robin Hood" on Thurs
t day of This Week and Monday of Next.
Nancy Chats a Little
iR Philadelphia Operatic Society Is to
-i.. -tinhln Hood" this week on Tliurs-
EynlKlit a' ll10 Metropolitan Opera House,
ad ill the proceeds tiom mat production,
.j .nniiicr nno on Monday, the twenty-
(th, aro to bo divided nmonc tlio Knights
t Columbus, tho Urnuliart Auxiliary 01 mo
i rrnsM nnd tlio eqtlipmciu 01 uase hob-
tut) units organized In this city for service
Ftm Knldhts, members of tho ned Crosi
mi perrons Interested In tlio uaso nospi
.1a arc makltiK every effort to ral&o a large
l frmn tlio performances. "Alda" was
riven in December by tho society for tho
' - hnnltal tin ts. but tlio tact tnai uio
tnftlltan had opened Its season with
pAlda" a week or fo before took from tho
Merest of the Rcncrai pumic, aim uio rc-
iults then wero not so Rrcnt as nau occn
jslred. The staging of "Alda" cost u very
., rival, naturally.
Robin Hood" will not be so expensive.
inn. It Is a most tuneful popular llgnt
n. and thoso who do not care for Riand
uritvlll Anil all the fun and melody they
tnt In this.
f.w, 11. I'ltRcrald. who directed tho
,.inir nf "Hob 11 Hood' when the famous
Utonlans toured the world with Do Ko-
n' greatest success, will also stage tlio
Indians of Thursday nnd Monday, and
i nrlnrlnal nat ts will bo taken by Katli-
MMcGlnlcy, who will pins Stylil Marian;
Itrle Stono Lanprston, Aian-a-u.uc: iotuo
(then, Annabel; fiva Hitter, Dame Dur-
; John Noble, Ilobln Hood; Horace
d. tho Sheriff ; Herman Hub, Sir Guy;
iliirles Sluittlewotth, Krlar Tuck; .Icise
Srlch, Little John, nnd Frank Conly, Will
Irlet.
fcTreio will be a ballet by thlrty-lKe
Lineem trained by Mlsa l ranees I- itch.
lid Vt'asMH I-cpi will conduct tho per-
brmtnee, which will be tho forty-second
wen by the t-oclety in Its cslstenco of
he vears, Thirty members of the or-
itestra will accompany the production,
ml If It begins to como up to that which
Oneratlc: Koclet.v cave two years hko It
till certainly be splendid. There is cry
idle of the amateur about the Opeiatic
jbclety,
fit usual, tlierp will be many bovholdcrs,
ltd with Mrs. Hockschcr ns its piesldcnt
Lw4 tier avco mnnlim of frlonds. there Is
Ittle doubt of tho success of the s-oclal end
I the performances.
ELL, the Dllllnghani ami llazleliurst
families certainly had a surprise.
didn't they? 'When Ttcsslc DillliiRhsim came
i from Catonsvtllc to spend a week with
r grandmother, Mrs. Dillingham, and was
IlinnlnB, as her family thought, to bo
rrlcd In April, they little dreamed that
ibe and Ned Ilazlchurst would Just decide
nt to wait till April, but would ptoceed
"marry during that very week. Such
urns to have been the case. however, for.
oush both families approved of tho match
them was no objection of any kind,
principals evidently thought they
Mid Just elope and not wait. So they
Ave gono blissfully away on to wedding
jtaltf, and that Is all anybody knows yet.
ii.j3 very pretty and Ned Ilazlchurst
I H tome Rood looicer, too. lie is the son or.
tli We L"dvard llax.lehtirst, of this city.
taj Ills mother was Miss Dolores Lammot.
Ned (a an engineer and has been engaged
In chemical work since hh graduation fiom
Pern last year.
'Beitle was up here In November, when
engagement was announced, nnd quite
i few little entertainments were given in
ir honor. Her father Is Hairy Dllllng-
a son of the lato Joseph Iiilnton
SUlIngham and Mrs. Dilltnghum, of 2200
Talnut street. Her grandmother Is a sister
Jftlielate Mrs. Henry Pepper Nonis, who
(lied at 22H Walnut street. Her sou, Henry
ffepper Norrls, ou remember, married his
IjMuiln, Alice Nonis, about five ycais ago.
tat marriage was also In tho natuie of
n' elopement, but that was because being
it cousins Mr. and Mrs. Norrls naturally
Kpeeted there would be opposition from
Ir families, and so decided to bo married
eu tell about it afterward, wh ii they did.
Lit Is expected that Mr. and Kirs, llazle-
arit will live In Philadelphia, though noth-
r ll known of their plans.
NANCTT WYNNE.
Social Activities
, Dr. George Fales Baker, of ISIS Bpiuce
ireet, will entertain In his box at the opera
avcning.
BMr. and Mrs. I'hllln V. It. Krben. of 6913
Pottage street, Tacony, aie being congratu-
aa unon the birth of a son. Walter i:ibeit.
i. on Saturday. February 9. Mrs. Krben
HHbe remembered as M!s3 Helen Lcuars.
Eilr. and Mrs. I. Hazleton Mlrkll. of 2204
i Lancey dace, and Mrs. John I. Tlocers.
J,J:01 St. James place, will leave town to-
wrow ror Charlotte, N. C, where they
to Visit Lieutenant and Mrs. Edmund II,
agera. Mrs. Rogers, who before her mar
l last summer was Miss Man' Mlrkll.
been down In Charlotte since Christ-
to be near her husband.
MIs Eleanor Harvey Wood, of the Clere-
wi Apartments, entertained at a box party
wirday afternoon In honor of Miss Muriel
Humra.
tV
S'lr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Titt, of Bryn
wr, are receiving congratulations on the
fth of a son on Friday, February 15.
r and Mrs. Bayard Butler, of Overbrook,
unce tne marriage of their daughter.
Dorothy Elizabeth Butler, to Mr. Alan
rat Lungren on Saturday, February 16,
"'.an extended trip through the South
ana Mrs, I.uneren will live at 1744
Sixtieth street, niirlntr thelp wAAln-
Uiey will visit Mrs, Lungren'a brother,
ttant James Donald nmler. nt ll. nmr
Hra he Is stationed.
b
Kr. Joseph Dulantey. of Buffalo, Is visit-
, . moicr, irs. wiiuam u. ureenneiu,
.of 1509 West I-ehlgh avenue.
gr Louis S. Fotsdamcr, son of Doctor
, '. josepn a. 1'oisuamer, of 1518
uiuua sireei, nas oeen appointed a
Ant In tha tean i1fnui miv(m cinMnn
fc9 o( our eastern laboratorlesnctlng. In
igni capacity, ,as a cnemlcal en-
S!f ?lnerlne "aggarty, of 4518 Cheater
-, iw iciurnca 10 ner nome alter spend
m time at Chelsea as the gueat of
)k Jamea QUI.
Margraret Casey, of Plttiburgh, la
if 111 4hta aU rru .-. .
cntb announced,
M ttr.x7tw ,KiKrtotr( aui'tMIr
iJDVJUX rVAJrLiEJ
son, Mr. George Henderson, of Oak Lane,
are spending some time at Augusta, Oa.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes, of German
town, are being congratulated upon the birth
of a son.
Mr. John I, Dally, of Ardmore. Is spending
the winter season at Talm Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mr. Clcorge Itose, formerly of
Narbmh nnd now living In New York, are
receiving congratulation upon the birth of
n Bon. Before her marriage Mrs. Boso was
Miss nilzabclh Smith, of Norfolk, Va.
Miss Katherlne Haggarty and Miss Helen
Haggarty entertained at tea on Saturday,
following thn card party given at tho Bits
Carlton by the Soldiers nnd Sailors' Sunshine
League for the benefit of Its wool fund. The
guests Included Mls Marlon Brooks, Miss
r.llzabcth Tucker, Miss Jean Gallagher. Mrs.
Frank Shlsslcr. Mrs. Hlller. MIm Isabel
Moore, Miss Katherlne Corcoran. Mis Kath
erlne Schwab. Mrs. M. Musselman. Mrs.
Perkins, Mrs. John Cunningham. Mrs. Thomas
Norrls. Miss May Walsh. Miss Katherlns
Vnlth. Miss Elizabeth Norrls, Miss Mary
Norrls, Miss Eleanor Gallagher, Miss Eliza"
bcth Gallagher, Miss Wanda Bcrger and Miss
Constance Bcrger, of New York.
The Sigma Lambda Nu Fraternity gave a
dance at the Germantown Automobile Club
on Saturday evening. A number of the
joungcr set of West Philadelphia and Ger
mantown were present.
Mr. l.'dgar Singer, Jr., lii, I)., will deliver a
torture nt Houston Hall next Saturday aft
ernoon upon the "Empiricism of w'llllnm
James."
The Chinese students of the University of
Pennsylvania will give an entertainment on
Wahlngton'n Birthday at the International
Students' Club, 30O." Spruce street.
Mr. Hampton L. Carson spoke on Sunday
nt tlio Woodland Presbyterian Church. Forty
second and Pine streets. His subject. "The
Message of Georgo Wathlngton to Our
Times," was r.ioM Interesting,
Miss Constance Jtoore entertained the
Gamma Chapter of the Phi DelW Psl So
lorlty, at her home, 6204 Carpenter, street,
on Saturday afternoon. The members pres
ent were Miss Marlon Pardee Mathews, Miss
Beatrice Dietrich. Miss Ollin Ermllo, Miss
Marguerite Ermllo, Miss Frances llallahan,
Mis Dorothy Clark, Miss Loralne Keller,
Miss Nellie Dodds, Miss Jlarlan McCaffery,
Miss Margaret Tajlor and Miss Marian Wil
son. Tho Gamma Chapter will gle Its an
nual dance on March 20 at the I'hllomuslan
Club. Tho Phi Delta Psl Sororlt.v lias ac
eepted the Invitation of the Tiln Tse Tong
Fraternity to act as palioneses At the dance
on April C.
A valentine party was given for the em
ployes of A. II. Slcklrr. Among those pres
ent were Mils B. White, MI'S Meyers,
Miss K. Meyers. Miss T. Kartell! Miss K.
Bartelll, Miss r Graham, .Miss C". Graves,
Miss E. Crandall, Miss A. Truedelc, Miss
A. Bergoltz. Miss H. Sullivan. Mls M, Sulli
van, Miss II. O'Keefe. Miss S. Elsler, Mr, It.
llartzell, Mr. M. Dallas, Mr J. Sagel, Mr. If.
Weutz and Mr. II. Dash. Tho pieldent of
the firm was piescnt. The manager of the
firm, Mr? E Elite, entertained with many
monologues.
MISS VIRGINIA HOYT
The engagement of Miss Iloyt, of
Cresson, Pa., and Mr. Philip M. Wills,
of Cumberland, Md., is announced.
Mr. Wills sailed early in January as
a member of tho Medical Corps and
i now stationed "somewhere in
France." Miss Iloyt is spending the
winter nt 914 Spruce street.
TO PRESENT PLAY
AT REVIEW CLUB
Oak Lane Junior Department Will
Give Moliere's "L'Amour Mede-
cin" on Wednesday Afternoon
"L'Ainour Medecln," a play by Mollere will
ifc given by tho Junior department of the
nevlevv Club at the Beformed Church, Sixth
street and Sixty-fifth avenue. Oak Lane-,
on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
A. Raymond White, Jr., has charge of the
production and with tho members has
worked cry hard to make the pla'y a suc
cess. The literature department of the Re
view Club will meet today at 2 o'clock In
the Oak Lane Library; the subject, repeat
ed from December, will be A. C. Benson
and Hamilton W. Mable, ,
Tomorrow the muslo department will
meet at 2:45 under the direction of Mrs. IS.
C. Miller. Tho program will consist of'
Russian music, played by Miss Ruth Grim.
On February 25 the current events de
partment will meet at 1:30 o'clock in the
Library. Aa this will be an Important busi
ness meeting every one Is urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick, W. Morris, Jr., of
Wyncote, are visiting In Philadelphia for
the remainder of the winter.
Mr. Ollbert Wilson, of Boston, Is occupying
the Arthur Rush property In Ablngton. Mr.
Rush la now at camp. His son, Richard
Rush, Jr., is at school and Mrs. Rush Is
staying In Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Wldenar, of
Ogontz, will leave on February 23 for an
Indefinite stay at Palm Beach, FU.
The Rev. B. Janney Ruddtrow and Mrs
Rudderow will soon move Into their new
house, 114 Township line, Jenklntown. Mr
Rudderow la doing excellent work for the
parish of the Church of Our Saviour, during
the absence of the rector, the R.v. John M.
Groton, chaplain of the Episcopal Hospital
Unit, now In France.
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Kershaw, of
Jenklntown. will occupy their new houi. on
Manhelm street, Germantown, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nelaan. of Park ve
nue, Bikini Park, are at Augusta, a., where
they will spend some time.
Mrs. Charloi C, Palmer, of Jenklntown.
U vlsltln Mrs. Jitnei IU Turn, formerly.
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MISS GLADYS McCOWEN
RECIPROCITY DAY AT
BELLEVUE-STRATFORD
Matinee Musical Club Entertains
Woman's Club of Germantown
at All-Day Meeting
The Woinuirs tiub of Germantown was
Invited to a "Reciprocity Day" today by
the Matinee .Musical Club. Dr. Georg
larlc Italguel gave a lectuio oil Cur
iam Hvents nt 11-30 o'clock In the ball
room of thn Belle wio-Stratford, which was
followed by thn regular club luncheon In
the Stratford Room at t o'clock
In the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the
ballroom 11:13 given the musical program
This ptosmted as tho nrtlst koIoIMs
Frederick Ounster. the New York tenor, and
Hairlet Ware Krumbaar, the brilliant
young American composer. The vvorUs of the
latter will be Intel pi eted bj various i-ololits
and the club bonis.
At the meeting of the Woman's (iuh nf
(Jcrmantown, which was held In the Ger
mantown Friends' School, Coulter street and
Oermantown avenue, jestenlay afternoon,
Mrs IMward O Ciane gave a talk on "War
Anthology." Mrs. G. Omih Itlng, former
president of thn Browning Socletj, read three
of her own stirring poems, written on tho
war, "Alan Scegar," "I.ads o' the rieet" and
"No Man's Land."
Mr. Paul W. Hutro, U. S. A. A. S . spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul K. Sutio. of Wlssahlchon avenue and
Manhelin stieet
Lieutenant Henry Tctlow, 5d., U. S. It. C,
spent tho week-end at the home of Mrs.
Tetlow's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
. Sexton, of CI 14 New hall street. Ml.
Tetlow will be remembered as Mlsi Kath
arlno Sexton.
Mr Horace Miller Haiba. of the Delta
Tau Delta I'taternlty House, University of
rennsylvanla, has returned fiom Washing
ton, where he spent several days with his
parents, Colonel William I. Barba and Mrs.
Earba.
A meeting of Mrs. Kdnard Troth's Friday
evening dancing class was held on Saturday
In the ballroom of the Manhelm Cilcket
Club
COMMUNITY SONGS
AT HIGH SCHOOL
West Philadelphia Girls Have
Active Branch of Red Cross,
Working in Study Hour
i ,WWn a. i ' Pltr .'S, .a Hii2jS N W .? S S . v ww- inir, ""WT
The West Philadelphia High School for
Girls hols community singing every week, at
which all the latest popular and patrlotlo
pieces are sung. These glee choruses are
under the leadership of Miss Virginia Hen
derson, and each week a different student is
the soloist. Miss Dorothy Holmes was the
recipient of this honor on Friday.
There Is a xery active branch of the Red
Cross at tho West Philadelphia High School,
and the students voluntarily give up one
study period each week In order to accom
plish this necessary work. Thousands of
surgical dressings have already been made
and wool Is given to tho students that may
bo taken home and knitted Into useful com
forts for our men.
The, Girls' Athletic Association made a
number of small signal flags, which were
presented to the boys' school and are now
used for signaling messages from the roof
of one building to the other.
Mr. William McLaughlin gave an Interest
ing talk to the students last week. His sub
ject was "Lincoln and His Relation to the
Present War."
The senior class of the West Philadelphia
High School for Girls elected ofllcera last
week with the following results: President.
MIsb Sue Leaich; vice president. Miss Jean
Mumford; secretary, MIbs Dorothy Lee;
treasurer, Miss Madelalne Niesley,
The recently elected officers for the stu
dent association are Miss Ella folk, preaN
dent, and Miss Dorothy Harris, vice presi
dent. The executive board Includes Miss
Udlth Cugley, Miss Carol Reltzel, Mies Mar
gery Metheny, Mies Dorothy Tapley, Miss
Margaret Preston, Miss Josephine Werst
Mies Margaret Moncure and Miss Gwendo
lln Djer.
Wedding Occurred Sunday
Evening at Bride's Home
A pietty wedding was solemnized on Sun
day evening at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Charlea Kolinsky. 1721 North Eighth street,
when their daughter, Miss Beesye Kolinsky,
became the bride of Mr. Charles Herbert
Small. The ceremony, was performed at 6:10
o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Flneburg, of the Ohel
Jacob Congregation.
The bride wore a rown of white broadcloth
with white silk braid trimming, a white hat
of geqrgetta crepe and carried a white-bound
prayerbook with a marker or lilies of the
valley. She waa given In marriage by her
father, and was attended by her slater, Mlas
Sara Kolinsky, who was attired In a gown
of blue eatln, with a blue georgette crepe
hat, and carried white lilacs. Mr. Charles
Joseph, of New Tork, waa the bridegroom's
best man.
A supper for the families was held after
lit ceremony. The drawing room waa deco
rated with Iplnk and white rosea, palms and
ferns. Mr, Bmall and his bride left on an
extended southern trip and u their return
will, live la;thli,ctyf -
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MEMBERS OF MRS. DUER'S DANCING CLASS
.v jtka -v -x. N-3viss?se : a?s. - . j' s- s sur i . &.$ .a ?sivj;ii
GALAX CLUB
Charitable Women of North Philadelphia Under
take to Bring- Up One More Boy at Christ
School, Arden, N. C.
MI1S U.BERT HAI.T55 entertained the
members of the Gnlnx Club nt lunrhcnn
yp'terday nt her home. 2SI8 West C.lrnrd
avenue. For several yenrs these charitable
women have been educating two boys at tho
Christ School, In Arden. N. C. This jear
they h.-uo Included a third boj to profit by
thn edmntlon afforded The members In
clude Mrs A W. Atkinson, Dr. Laur.t Car
ncll, J!r .1 C Applegate, Mr Albert
lialtz, Mrs diaries Derger. Mm flcoige M.
Itaev. Mro. G. II Clnnier. Mrs. G M ru..
tello. Doctor Cnnislock. Mis .Tnhu Coul
bourne. Mrs Harry Kail Cimpbell. Mi
M. V. Devine, Mrs T. Foley. MIm M lien
gen. Mr. A I Hutton. Mri. Iloimr M
Jones Mrs. Wllmer M. Kruveii. Mis Kline.
Mrs. C Land!, Mrs. Ella Lesher, Mrs E
N. Llpplncott. Mrs D L. Moore. Mrs. R.
T Patterson Mrs. O. W. Taylor, Mrs. Ida
Troth, Mr. Harry Slddnns. Mrs II. Ster.
Mrs. Henry L. Shelp. Mrs. Summer, Mrs.
C. A. Van Dervoort, Mrs G. F. Young, Mrs.
Frank Brooks, Mrs. .Ioeph Stott, Mrs.
Charles Coolbaugh nnd Mrs W. R. Scott.
The membeis of tho Pennock branch of
the Uuslness Women's Christian League,
with headquarters at 64.1 North Fifteenth
strtet. iiro completing 100 sweaters for the
American licit Cross Society. The branch
was organized the end of last November,
and has about 140 members. Miss Hannah
Pennock Miller l tho chairman. It was
through her Influence that tho uptown branch
of the league was organized, and tho title
of Pennock TiranUi was given to the atso
elation In Miss Miller's honor. Miss Trlphena
I'aton Is vice chairman and Miss Mabel Mo
Clure Is secietary and ticasurer.
Tho Temple I'mverslty Club, which holds
Its meetings on Thursdays at the Little
Theatre, has equipped thn hopital depart
ment of the transport named after ex-President
Grant with bathrobes, slumber robes,
bed socks and all tilings needful in that line.
CompletH sets of knitted garments have been
given to the tallois Mis. Walter 1' Han
cock Is president of the club; Mr. Walter
H. Shumwaj. Mr Charles Stewart llarnes
are the vice picldeiits ; Mrs. John It. K.
Scott Is tie.isurer, Mra Gustav Ketterer re
cording Fecietaiy. and Mis. Thaddeus Rich
corresponding secretsrv. it is surprising
how much splendid work for the sailors and
fioldlers Is being done by women engaged In
literary, social and civic activities.
Mrs. William Stevenson entertained on
Monday at luncheon and bridge nt her home,
1739 West Montgomery avenue. Her guests
Included Miss Annette lileim, Mrs. William
Perrlne, Mrs. Daniel Redmond, Mrs. 'William
Myers, Mrs. Ilany Painter, Mra. Edward
Haehnlen, Mrs. John Frey, Mrs. Thomas
Patton. Mrs. Alfred Rracher, Mrs. Robert
Foster and Mrs. John Moore.
A theatre party, followed by a aupper at
the Majestic Hotel, will be given 011 Saturday
evening by the members of tho "Schley
Four," Those who will be present are Miss
Ruth Llpper. Mls Ross Glmbel, Miss Pauline
Marks. Miss Ruth Klrschbauni, Miss Claire
Karpclles. MIfs Caiollne I.owman, Mr.
Nathan Hamburger, Mr. Richard Rosenau,
Mr, Nathan Snellenburg, Mr. Jullun llanr
berger, Mr. Joseph Livingston and Mr. Rob
ert Steelier.
"Ye towne folk are bidden to ye olde-
MRS. WATSON McKEEHAN
MERVINE
Who, before her marriage in Balti
more last week, was Miss Beatrice
Meredith Hunt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hunt, of Palmyra. N. J.,
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MISS ADELAIDK JONKS ''hoto, by Jl.rceiu. KB
EDUCATES BOYS
fashtoned ronieit bv ve Jiium.i B-e HMl,lens
oil iTldiv. February je ii. In je V M C
A hall. Tenth road and Lehigh pll,e These
mm den, gowned In nldfathloned costumes
VMM Ung nld-fashloned songR. Tho singers
aie tho joung people of the Fiftieth Raptlst
Church, of which the Rev. .1. I', Hebrens 1
pastor, and (ho 50iigs and inert making are
in Md of the Y. M r. A war fund.
Mrs. .1 Dawson Whltnll, f "021 North
Twentieth street, entertained the following
at luncheon apd bridge todav Jlr.. C A
l'h!iM r' ,V,"' "n v'i-""- Mrs. jolui
Mundell. MS, Elma Worthlugton, Mr
( haile Osmond nnd Jlr. A. II Hill
Mrs Theodore S. Halter, of SKteenth and
JcneiMjn streets, was hotes veterdny at
a luncheon followed by cards Her guests
included Miss Ella names. Mrs Kam.iel
?V- ?"," V""am " Jungkurth. Jr
Mf," xvm, ' ?,".'. M" ,:' "'hrlnjr arknes
v,?L. Wl"'?1" "'K'"- Morrison. Mrs. Harry 1L
J- f.1' Jlrs- r- ' Mcllvalne. Mts. Frank
fn.S1",-, Mr" Alrrc1 " fil,,on '" M?'
Hugh Hanna.
ti-Ti'1C 'Sp,"Li'!; ,CJ'"U"' J' ': Chuuli, Tnen
tletn nnd Spring Garden streets, the Itcv.
Unn How man. I. D.. pastor, hax a war-relief
association with a four-fold nilslin. The
sln' T. .a'!V.'t. lhp war-iellcf work of the
Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Red Croa
and Emergency Aid and have a special knit
ting class Mrs. SI. '.. Hecker H chairman
or the hospital vvoilt. sit. Vandcrsall of the
Emergency Aid; siis. J. D Ferris of the
Red f loss, end Miss Hannah P Sillier of the
knltlng section The meetings are held on
inuisday of each week and splendid results
r.? .1 "c "Jc"HIIWid by all tho workers
roi tho welfare of iho men the fnlted
states a i my and navj.
Siis. Iilchai.l Radr'llffe. wife of the pastor
inenh0 m"Jl .?r' ,K' c'Ilurc"- entertained the
' ' th Ladles' Aid Society of the
chinch last week at their February lneet-
nh.,1 n ere,,,?m'; 1209 We,t I'ehlh emic.
nnen tho following ofllcer were elected for
Vu. "?'' J'1""' M- Wardlow. president.
Mrs ir. yolf. siis A Davis and Sirs. Estei
biook, vico piesldeiits; Sir. A V. Mysore
tieasiirer; sirs, T SI. Woud-ily, financial
secretary. Stis. Daniel SItKlnlev, coiiespond
lng secretarj
The Vniveisallst Chinch of the Restora
?V,i.5.,.,,s,r sHe?t ,,el0H' Seventeenth, of
which tho Rev. John Clarence Lee, D. D . Is
the pastor, at Its patilotlc service paid trib
ute to Its men of honor, who include Sir.
Marvin (, Carpenter. Sir Walter E. Irwin,
in the United States navy : and In the army,
,.: IMar'8n Cheney, Sir. Georgo El nest Ed
wards, Jr. George N. Hyland. Sir. Allen B.
Judge sir. Joseph A. Judge. Sir. Culhbert
Lee. Sir. Clarence J. .Marshall. Sir L. Mor
ton Slorley, Mr. John V. Noll and Sir. Homer
P. Saxton.
The marriage of Miss Anna O. Ellis.
2?l,fh''r,Pf.I-Mr- an" Mr"' llSLTry Kills, of
-oil .North Ihlrty-thlrd street, to Sir. Nathan
blvermjn, of South Rethleliem. will take
place 011 Sunday, February 24. Tho rerv
Ico will be followed by u dinner for the
families. The at-home cards Inclosed are
von.n n1-,,"!1?1"0" -:' at - 1,lrk,e s(e'.
South Ilethlchem.
Sir. and Sirs. Gustavo C Aberle have ie-
turned from their wedding Journoy and are
Court, 'the bride was Sliss Helen Elizabeth
SImmerman. daughter of Dr. and Siis
Georgo II. SImmerman, of 101 West Lehclli
avenue. b"
Another bridegroom and bride who have
returned from an extended trip are Sir.
and Mrs. Carl Nagel, who are nt homo In
Pawtucket. II. I. The bride will be remem
bered as SIlss Anna Slao Posselt, daughter
of Sir. and Sirs. E. A. Posselt, of 2162 North
Twenty-first street. hi
"WHATS DOING
iTDNGuX2k
$3
.-.J-. JiS. 1
--" --F7 DJ, a
Slaai.meetlng to prolett against poor trol
ley service, called by South Sixtieth Street
Improvement Association; 251 South Six
tleth street. Free.
Slretlng, Academy of Natural dclenret.
1900 Race street. Slcmbers.
Sleeting, l'lfty-ierentli Street Improvement
Association, Rtlnson Hall, Sixtieth street and
U Irani avenue. Free.
rrankforil Hoard of Trade meets, Anemblr
Hall, Frankford avenuo below Sellers street
Members.
Meeting, Lancaster A.nuo Ilailnest Jlen,
3980 Lancaster avenue. Free.
Addr.M, "Is Oar Fuel Kuppij- Nearlng Ki.
hauetlont" by Dr. R. H. Fernald, Engineers'
Club. Members.
Dance of Young Man's Hebrew Allocation,
Mercantile Hall, Broad and Master streets.
Members.
Mate-meeting, Cheltenham, Jenklntown and
Ablngton Branch, Council of National De
fense, Cheltenham High School. Free.
Lecture, "The Hlitorjr of ClTllliatlon," by
Earle Barnes, Germantown Y. M. C. A. Ad
mission charge.
Northweat Builneta SIsn'a Alloclatlon
meets, 2336 Columbia avenue. Free.
Rotary Club has dinner at KngUr'a, Mem
bers. East Oermanlewn Improsomeat AsaesU
Hon, Odd Fellow' Orphanage. Vr.
WBrJX
MISS SALOME HEULING
JUNIORS MET AT
PHILOMUSIAN CLUB
Kach Jlcmber Did Her Bit of En
tertaining at Enjoyable Meet
ing on Friday Afternoon
The Junior fectlon of the Phllomuslan Club
In Id lis monthly meeting nt the club house
ii Friday afternoon. "Doing our bit" wa
the title of tho afternoon's entertainment,
which consisted of a small musicalo given
bv iho members theimelve In this man
nr a half dozen of the Juniors each did
hei hli" to add to the attractiveness of the
piogr.uu
Sirs. Edgar Slarbuig. the president of the
Plilloinusl.iii Club, opened the meeting with
a shoit tnlk to the Juniors She quoted sev
eral of tho recent speeches In this city
telling tho gills what a wonderful oppor
tunity of fervice Is now btforo them. Sliss
Slnrlou .Myers then tang a "Japanese Love
Song," and SIlss Eleanor Hcelen sang
"Snow flakes," with "Sllstah Sloonshlne" mh
an encore. SIlss Slargaret Holllnger gavo
several recitations. Including n cutting from
Rootli Tarl.lngton's "Seventeen," a llttlo poem
by Sits. Booth Tarklngton entitled "TIib
Land of Beginning Again," and two child
dialect stories.
SIKs Jean Miuntotd t-ang a charming In
dian song by Cyril Scott called "Lullahv"
and Sliss Eleanor Oray gave several numbers,
"Borause." Sly Laddie" and "Tim Roouey"
in 1111:11 :ui jouipii 111 1110 chorus.
SIlss Ruth Israel itclted in 1'iencli "Iji
Cooarde" by Paul Deroulede, which Is a
bilef description of a true incident of tho
piesent wai.
SIlss Maiy Kimball was the accompanist
during the entire program,
CHESTNUT STREET SSSSJ
wnECTio.v 01 sn:stf.nf, situnr.nT
ANOTHER S HUBERT SUCCESS
rmsT
$1 MAT.
TOMOR.
HOLIDAY StAT Km,
P.KO. SIAT. HAT
NIGHTS
$1.50, .?1.00,
75c, 50c.
MATS.
$l,75e,50e
L'XCCPT SAT
4 HOLIDAY
ADFI PHI r'-'E--OS. 8.15.
tUL,Lmi ?1.Q0 Mat. Thuisdny
Reg. Mat. Saturday Holiday Mat. Friday
A SMASHING SUCCESS!
THE MAN c BACK
WITH
MARY NASH g-mpany
LYRIC LAST 8 TIMES
wSSffif?AT MATS. ?, $1.00
UEUULArt siatixi:k satlmiday
W 1 I, I, I A Jl
ln "HSIS A Cure for Curables
ruiLA, LVQUinun says "D.tiithtfui
romedy. Is bound to attract larca audlencei
became of Itr orlilnal llnea, wltard-lllia tltu
attons an4 palnitaktnaly conceived cait
KAREWIILL I'lIltWUMAXCB THIS BAT.
S Odds & Ends
Jack
Nonrorth'a OP 1D17
with
Harry tVatton, Jr.
Lillian Lorralna
Jack JConrortli
ACAUKMV Of MUSIC Wed., Ib. IT, 3 P. 11
SYMPHONY
focii:ty op ncw york
WALTKH DAMnoSCII, CO.ND,
FRANCES STARR
Will reclts "Carrlllon." by Beljlun Tott Cam.
maeru, with orchestral ttlng by Kirar
Reamed atota at Heppa'a NOW
METROPOLITAN OI'KRA IIOUKll
To Nlfhta: Keb. SI and S5. DB KOVEN'a
ROBIN HOOD
Seata 60; to V1.10 at TIPS Ch.itnut St
CTPANin Oermantown Ave. at Venanjo,
01I"' Herbert Amuamnt ConiDn
Il-rft.l T-flln-A- n.-.jr .
CHARLES RAY '" 'J.'.'w
Trocadero tb Aviators La Fraricee
Torw
e w "& t&5x&&i &zQ &S33l&
LARGE BAL MASQUE? V
AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC
People's Relief Committee P.aMh
Elaborate AfTnif for TriiirarlW
'
Evening for War-Stricken Jews ' f $
Tim ?Vop1'ft nllf Committer of PhlUd!fT )
phm, an orranlrAtlon devoted to collect. K
. ror the wnr-Mrlcken Jew in Europe, f ?
Will lm m lmlamnAii. . t.. IaoJm... - ' r y
jMule on Thtindar evenlnc. Th commlltM rfJ,
In clijrBe haa devoted much tlma and apared . Hi
.-- -..-.....,, , u,tair a areac auccen., t,i
The hall will be elaborately decoratad for' 45
the occasion with palms and ferna. bifntln WC
and Beaonabl flowera. Ilerxberc'a orchea
tra will provide the muslo for the dance,
while special music nnd a cabaret will n
tertnln the a-ticnta In the dlnlnr hall. Tin
reservation made by group maaka present.
Inc ldeaa of events and masks of elaboration
and color display will be one of the marked
and outMandlnc features of the evening-.
One thousand dollars' worth in prises wllf
be awarded to the best masks, and In addi
tion n J3E0 piano will be given away. The
committee expects the patrons to number In
the thousands, as It ts n ball not only for
entertainment, but also for funds to feed a
Btarvlne people who are victims of the war.
Several committees have been appointed In
charge of the ball, Including: the ofucers,
Jlrs. M, Leof, chairman: Mr. E. nttlncer,
executive secretary; Doctor Erehner, record
lng- secretary, and Doctor Santz, treasurer;
tho prlsa committee. Dr. M. Leof, Mr. Bellak,
Mr, Scldmnn, Doctor Melnlck and Doctor
Mellman; tho refreshment committee, Mrs.
C. Mazer, chairman; Mrs. Mellman, Mrs.
Bellak, Mrs. Seldman, Jlrs. Leof and Mrs.
Schnclderman : the souvenir committee, Mrs.
I)ve, Mr L. (loldherg-, Mr, I. Prenovltx, Mr.
Uellalc and Mr. I. Llclit, and the publicity
committee, Mrs. L. A. Goldberg; Mra. M.
Tolln. Mr. S. Auerback, Miss Sadie Specter
and I. Light.
The judges will consist of Dr. SI. Leof,
chairman; Dr. M. Goldberg, Dr, Julius Love.
Doctor Mellmnn. Dr. Charles Mazer, Mr. Max
Amdur, Mr. M, llellal:, Mr. Ooldberc Mr. M.
Ollles, Mr. II. Teltelman. Doctbr Melnlkofr,
Mr. A. Sliver, Dr, Jf. Soches, Doctor Sants,
Mr. A, Cohen, Mr. M. Puis, Mr. A. Zucker,
Mr. .1. Ixive and Mrs. C'hudnofpky.
The leccptlon committee will consist of Mr.
I. Light, chairman; Mr, A. Cherry. Mr.
Trachtman, Mr. Auerbach, Doctor Tonic
Mr. It. Light. Mr. Sochls and Miss Iludnlck.
US XB . MARKKT
IB' ill j ISIiai ja HTREBT
1TH
mar. a. m.
TO
Hilar, m.
TODAY & AM, TVKEK
bELECT Treaents riral Showing of
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
AND HER OWN COMPANY IN
"THE MARIONETTES"
From the Play by rierrs Wolff.
PALACE
114 1URKET 8TREET
10 A. M. to Hits r. M.
XODAY TOMORltOW
ENID BENNETT i'r. Km
"THE KEVS OF THE niOHTEOL'S"
A R C A D I A
CHESTNUT nr.LOW t6TH
10:10 A. M 11', S, .14G. 5l4B. T:iD, 0:30 T. V.
V WILLIAM S. HART WA-
In Kirnt Shonlng Artcraft Tlctura
"BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN"
AddtJ "Son of Democracy" (2d Kplaoda).
VICTORIA
MARKET Abova 0TH
A. Jl. to 11:111 P. u.
LA6T WEEK Of
WILLIAM FARNUM
In WILLIAM FOX Plcturlzatlon nf
"LES MISERABLES"
Kaaay CaH Prlza Contest
Next Week PUTIIOVA In "Tha Light Within."
AJiieil "Sen of Democracy" (1st two EptioHea)
RFOENT M.MIKET ST. Balow 17TH a
KLiVjlVlN A TODAT TOJtORnOVf
rVel?. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN-
and HEVERLY BAYNC In "L'lidar Suspicion."
MARKET STnHET
AT JUMPER
VAUDEVILLE
CONTINUOUS
11 A. SI. TO 11 P. M.
"THE REEL GUYS" SSm
EDDIE CASSADY Oihars.
CROSS KEYS "gffyZlZ 4 .
CUNNING fff,,
"RRO DWAY bkoad t sntder avb.
BKUrtfli .n. i DAILY NIQHTLt
"A Romance of Chinatown"
JUNE CAPRICE In "HEART OF nOMANCK"
METROPOLITAN OrEP.A HOUBB
JIETllOPOHTAN OPERA COJIPANT, N. T.
TOMUItl
AT 8
FIRST TIME
HERE
L0D0LETTA
SImea. Eaaton, Arden. Mil. Caruao, Amate.
DWur, Slalatesta. Conil., Sir. Moranionl.
Eeata, 1108 Cheatnut St. Walnut USi: Race (T.
FORREST TONIGHT AT 8:15
S MATINEES TOMORROW. FBIDAT, SAT.
THE MERRY SUCCESS
11E.VRY W. SAVAOE Otfara
TUB NRW
t JnlfflQ SWa MUHCAL
W A W M IBM COS1EDT
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People
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Nights, l'rl. t Bat. Mala. Entire A ("A j.Jjf
(Except Sat. anJ. Vl-aahlng- Iiwer JS I . jll SSI
ton's Birthday Etga.) ' Floor "'' .-ifiM
riwnxy ( uwu ncaiv uvo ana tt.uv,
POP. $1 MAT. TOMORROW
Entire Loner Floor, (1. Hal. and Gal., sOc.
EXTRA MAT. FRIDAY ft''
GARRICK TONIGHT,"! 55-Jj-.
"AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS." Telegraph.
POP. MATINEE WED. , $1.50
EXTRA MAT. FRIDAY $Z'i?'''
OLIVER IIOROSCO'S LAUaiUNO HIT
Upstairs
2m
BROAD TONIGHT ,', V'8'4
POP. ?1 MAT.TOMOR'. &7.et&tf
totra Slat, Friday, Waahlngton'a Birthday,
LOVE FORBIDDEN
With ROBERT EDESON
Next Monday Seats Thursday
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" POST I Thomas A. Wise '
A Lov Comedy by J. E. Harold Terry. J
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mat. ats 2 SHOWS TODAY2 M
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