", '"',rr t"V H tJi ' EVENIN0 PUb1jIG LEDGEJl9HltAlEUHIA; AVEDESDAY, FEB1U , , r . . : . , . BRUARY 20, 1918 , MJ . " "? JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE fancy Wynne Attends the Opera Many vrhere in (i Spite of Exodus South Plays and Players Name Successful Playwrights Ll ...... .a . ... ....... ..,.- a n.-.l ttViAtl HI., . .,.... i. H1i r'.iKiio.i .,..,1 Amnfn ij pCl llltlll "III" ".Mil''" "" ....." i- .. .... .t,11 lolnn tllnllHl tt n listen Bonn 1" "n "" "" """ " ., a Joy l" tlillr vtilicsi. wo lone iur me; ('iinrs wo 1iiow o well and can ko over 'ur utvu mind 8 Hie Kicat sinners ... . r...il llnuetm. "t.nilnlettn" aabr ilicin "" - - - ----- mUCll HplilllHIHll I.I.SI 1I1RI11 aim l li'l- lla'ton was tn nun olce, ns well a. rtwo privit men Since ll.tsttin proved undoubted art in hci ilcbut In 'Cav- arla nuMlt-.ma" this season, rminnei- Jj greets hci wmi open mm A number of pioplo went between net -icht In' MIhs Nln.i l.cn's be. to fee ubcth I'orlir. In whoso liunoi MM itntertalntil ..llnhi'lli ii sluvliiR with W 111!" .Mitt linn sue cimti up iinui ithlnctun siveml dnvs msii ljer en- ement to ' ted i e.irim, was rercmij Iniinccd M'li renumber. Miry Ntwbolil ami Jlnrj Jliookc, ilnp-. ed li Mis l.oocrton, vvuo in inc ment NivnIioM bo wltli several Yuen. one tb"'1 Dr Attliui UlllliiKS. I wos able to rcoKiiizo the others, nmtniavn jo pen in tlie. Metropolitan Knlh- ..... I...- ln -.1. 1.., fni'a n LCI Il.ld 'Id ClllllV .... . .i.Miii uiu o Pand tb Hamilton I'olkoti li.nl a bo tall-of BiltstM lino iniisos Ml Thai He fright Hi the npir.i Mic ik imcu in iHfornla von Know ThiOrPM's bad .HldRf Multlti and .Mis Berlin, who bus rceuvcieil fiom hei ic Est attack of K'lp Captain Turn Hlddle CjJlif Hlddle und Livingston Hlddle'and dD jou know tlut Mr Stew .11 1 Vurt Lhas ors.ml7ed 11 I ii or sbls finm ions lln ne who ntlend bei dancing 1 I is- Bpuw and Knit foi tbe uddleis' It Is lite remarkable to tenlle Hint In the few rs Mis Units lias bad this el.is tbeie n'e been Lojs to Hie number of eight- b(ht who bae nutmcil to men and .ue the nemee in tlio arm and na. loel,i 'hi class is for tin' cais befou- tbe bov s i(J girls .11 e old enousb t" mine out or, i,'fact, to ku mto the I oininlttec Class. hlch premies the out daints The girls ujt bo foiirtetn tn cntei the elafei and ie bos fistn n I tbiuK And b.ivlnR seen tie jlrls in thin short flocks and the ltf;l III thru ttl(lns It Is ll lid to lC.lllP (tit tlto'i i'os h.m am of lliein become t'A enousb to bo 111 I be seilte of thn tjcited SUleo, hut thc b ue and me I tilok the Idc.i of .1 iliss for KnlttliiR for IS? girls in iplcndld dontou.' rpiinl'hfl find l'l.neis h.ive .iitu.illv had to Ehe up one of tlieii tluie-lionoud euiloms thai of piodui Inr the thirc pl.is rhlch the (oniniltttc b.is pUKcd from tlio uujua! oiliest In sVneiuberM, and lettlnc e audlcnie ole on ihtm .ind neir toll tinhUh is whose until aftir tbe final ile- lon Imh been nude nd Iho le.ivnn by Is that --o mam of the ouiiKer men beiH of the iiuh 1110 absent In the ilie of tlm I lilted States It has been ssible to .ideipi.neh iasl the thieo ly tlMt Ii.im1 hmi ihwen h the icm- Ittcc n aiioimt of this in.ibibt to pioduio it plas the hmuil of po 1 1 1101 s decided laward tlio pne monev ii,uall mnoiiK . Mine Kiueesslul iiutliois, and tliey him Mra. Chat lea I) Jlidhell who has written widen Glow ' J'ramis I .Maclle.ith, mhibt pla Is At the Golden Swan." and Alfred I'ailon wboe pln "The Harbor" :U won mcilt 111 tin eves of the 10m ilttec. Alficd bv tlio wav. is a second ulciiJtit In the I leinh oanticn h'ervicc. Jt's too bad'we won't, have the fun of otlns and Biiebbins who wuitc what this r, but that Is the w.iv this eni nnth- I Is as it Ubcd to be now that wo are t' war liven the bttlo pkasuica are Un:cnt (umchow tbev are not nlcnilfiil. ,hep one rcall7es tliat 'ovu there 0111 en are nhe.idi in Hie thieL of it k WNCY WY.NNi: Snm'jil Ap.Hvi'fiPH If Among those peen 011 the Iloaidnall. at itlintlc Clt this wiek, are Mr and Mrs rree urliiton, Jlr and Mrs William J. ttrner, Dr llobait Haie, Mr and Mr. hlllp Stoever. Mrs Chancellor Kncllsb. Henry I'embcrton and hop nn. Mn RUel StOl.es and llpr i1nll(Thti.r VIm S!u ll Trultt. .Mr and Mrs. I Mem n'nirH r. ArthlnBton Ollpln. M and Mrs Gcorso """ii -"rs. tun. m cs .Marian Tnll. Mr. Mrs Ilohert II ll,linrN .Tr Afi I -!.. 4wln. Mr. and Mis. Jacob P.leKcI Jr, anl lies Laura A res. 3Mr. and Mi licmv IMuani rim.inr. 'have hcejl unpnrlinf? thn lnat int. d,... n l Bellpvue.stratford, returned nn Monday j, - .,, .,,..., iikiiid in . iiiiijii .Mrs rrrdeilik Jnvl of tint T'lm. tiri nl lo at linme Infni nullv tninoirnn jlnr. "on ami the irnnilnhiK 'IIiiiiwI.uh in Lent Br 4 oilocl. Xo tarda have l.eea i-eiit out. EBpclal ThtirMliy evcnliiK illiinrr-dances f beliic held In tbt new ballioom of the umar-MorrJs. rjeriuantovvii 'lbe llrtt ice was held on TllllrKiIv pienlnir. IVIi. ry H and was a ureal success. tn. Kr. aim .Mrs J r 1'arrell, r61 1 .MiMalion Atnup. (IrrinantoHii are nt tbe St Charles, rUntlc Cllv Kllnl MaiLl Vrtn rtnilfli nnrl Mi r.nnrr f Van Hoden of 7J1 f'orfnthlan nvpnll. ;rj reElHerel at the Sit Charles, Atlantic Jt. " rmciinlnmcnt will be Klven bv the DMr Tl.llhl Vullmlfll A...... 1 .,,.. n. .!, 'ghland f'ark school auditorium on Friday ""ik oi mis weei., ror tlie Uenellt of the na of the leauue which Is one of tlm 'ptfiltlve of tbe vailollR Kllhorhnn nrpnnlrn. "is eiisaged In war work, 11ISS K.lthrll niiiliinmt nr.ll Allsa TrAtt,. T -Busli. of Wjiiiote, liuve left for Miami. -, ivnero tliey will MsK .Miss Diamond's Tents, Jtr and Mrs. William Diamond, of ...irouurtf, wno ate spending me season at r winter home. rtl t;tliel Johnson will entertain al 4li!o ni of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. is .Moumou,tli street, on Saturday eve- aff 111 honor Of Mr Alnvu.nlnr llnud .. Vtn IfleaMngr for n few weeks' stay at J'alm HCh. Fla. A nnmlinp nf Mr Mntta'a f fir m.Vu pl be. presetrt. AmonB them will be Mr. "i.n Hhute. Mr. Mlltnn Iteese. Mr. Georca fyn. Mr, Howard Tressler, Mr. Morton "". air. Jack rtoberts. Mr. Krank Cun- CnaiTt Aft TnillA. rnHHln nnl f. O ,...! J. init MUltiil nilU il naillUCi V'l A ItW of Mlsi .Ttlhnsnn friends tn jpreeeitt Mill be Mrs. AVIIron. o( Hartford, . ..inn iirieu oiani ana .inss aean jic- T"i or r-aterton, N, J. , fmonc the Phltadelphlans at tlio Ilojal jiciana, raim Ueach. Bro Jtr. and Mrs. "lea Bllwrrman. 525 Pino street! M. and Rfavld Silverman, of Kllclna Park, and l;.fli5e,8Hermln, 330 South Fifth r'- t, and Miss Minnie ltoentbal gave n fat ew ell part at their home, in South riftj-elnhth street. In honor of tlilr bro'bei Private Albert rtoenthnl. of Hospital Corpi So M now- In camp h decorations were pink roses A buffet supper was ferv.d moiie the Rtietrts were Mlsa Mne T et, M i.im,,,, tlariiftt. Miss C.urt inavv Miss Ustelle Miller, Miss Anna Meiirnn Mrs llmrls of r.'!r,,'j.Hb0 N" ' ' M"!' J,"a" ouiHmI Miss Tllllc Itosfiithnl Ml.s Ma lo Ilalartr Mr Irvlnif K'andell Mr H liiirUtn. Mi J Itloom Mr 11 Vuni.iti, Mr ll T,i'ilv Mr H Xerdli Mr and Mr? N liarneit Mr and Mrs 11 r.nitle M and Mis A lloeu. thai and Mrs I l.omlul Mi Vi, nnel Moscr entertained Mr ami Mrs tlvmiu CoIipii rnirti.tlncd a miiiilK-r of frleniln at their homo R.T nuth street on Siindav evening In ho'ior of ihcli twentv.nrtb vvedilliiK .iniuvi rsirv Mr Louis Cohen a sou who enlisted m tin iiaw was Riven a leave of .ihemp i. at i"'1 'l1" IMH' Ainonc those pt.sein were Mis, ivarl Cohen Mr ltarnev ( ohen Mi Jacob Cohen Mi and Mrs A I'.liuohn Jlr and Mis r f-tclti. Mi nml Mrs K'lelnniau, Ilr and Mis It l; Coane, Mi ami Mrs I Cohen, Mls Rosal) m Colwn Miss lramts Cohen. Mr I! rtcrkovltz -It Ilenn Mil, M.r and Mrs .1 llrnsolove Mi ami Mrs M 1 rank, Mr nnd Mrs 1 Cohen Mirs i ell i Miw-inenfdd Or u,l. M)f i , .,, Mlsn rtose l.unker Mm II. -i oiiru Miss Pearl Heckernian Mr .s.unin I lie. kerinan Mi and .Mis Hofhon .Mr I'. iv Masknwitj Mr Aaron Lev In and Mr Lew The Kaesen ImiKa Club riv. i vn'diilnr pauv ai ine Home or Mis ltdi.n limn herp 380" CainliridKe Mreit ome of tbe members i who cave speeches weio Ms Anna Tonkin, president Mis I'sthei Toll vlre president and Miss tlertha Pel lion, sn letarv Mr .losoih. xilroi1 aitoil as toist manor Thoe priscnt weio Mis Uelucca I'rldkln Mrs, Nettle Jiuotnon M.s S.irab Pnstcan MIh Cella Goldman and Miss He heoca (ii embers The Venus ami l nliv Club wis also prthent Soon of Jhe nnmbris pres ent weie Mr Vorrls Kollir All Vdth.mlel Insbei Mi Philip Hi rrlin: Mi lin pried man Mr Jo,pih cliod Mi lliuv ilroen bers Mr Jlejer Kltteriinn Mi Herman .Mr c Mnstei, Mi Joseph rriedni.ui Mr Joseph Kildhlii Ml Uiuls Plenstein Mi I em Mi JkoI) Kaufiuin and Mi William I'oll V liiiflv whs Riven bv Mr sml Mis aimiel London of idl South semnd street. Ill bonoi of their daiiRbter Mlsa Mitlldi London s fouileentb hlrtbdiiv n MJndi rvenitiR' Aiiiiiiie the fiuests were Mi Hairy London Mr lleiijjinln London Miss Ida s.ivltr Mis i:ther London, .Miss Kale Lon don Mis Knthcrlne Tobln Miss Hessle Lon don Miss Itebi Levintbal. Mlns Jennie Lon don Miss .lennli Illooli Mr Samuel ltntbmin Mr Jack London Mr and M.rs W sul.s, of New A oik, nnd Mr and Mrs Max. G s-uhs f -,w linen, i onn nnd Mr mid Mis Phillip i hauock of llasion Pa Miss Mto Herman and Miss Uoe ller m in of (131 South Thirteenth streei cave a partv list Sntlirdav In honor of the on EaReininl of Miss 1 lora Kaufman to Mr Solomon Hpstein Mi Hpsteln la an dec Irti'.il (itElnoei ivid former Penn student I he Kiiesl piesent vvcro Miss Kathciine I psteln Miss Lilian Cheerv l.e eni Miss Mollle 1 If i ni.di. Mr Samuel 1 psleln Mr Siinuil llelsinnu, Mr Max Itetl, Mr Hour Kaufman Mr Wndore Kaufman Mr An tnnv Solieflal, and Mr llarr A Sihvvnitz I lie histeen Club of West Philadelphia will Rlvo a the dansant Rt the Grand l'rater nltv Huibllm; Hill Arch street, on Saturday evinlm; Mr and Mis i;0v Mod, well rtulser will nn up v their new home on Horrme avenue, Jenkintown tins woeic 'i he bliiRton I.lbrmv llr.imh of the JenUnlovvn Hniercino Ilellef has deiidril to ibanse its afternoon fiom Wednesday to Tuesdav, lieRlnnluc tomorrow, fiom t la to i" ocloi'k, in the Lnmbeit P.oom of tbe Ablnc ton Libr.irv Old Voik road, Jenkintown This wnrl. for the wai sufferers hi Hiuopo has been tiirled on verv successfullv In chaise of Mis John Wodell A report will sbnrtlv be published lis lo the number of uarmentH undo since this work was started in November 1117, to supplement the work of the llmerRencv rtellef at tbe homo of Mit lleni Mlddleton I'lfhei, of Alver thorpe WEDDING TONIGHT AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Miss Gertrude Phillips Will Re Married to Member of First City Troop The wtiblniK of Miss Geitiude Phillips, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Da ton Phillip" of the Hamilton Apartments, nnd Jlr. J Guv Hallow ell, sou of Mr and Mrs. Krcderkk I'raley Hallow ell. of Wane, will take plate this evening, at 0 o'clock, In Holy Trinity Chuich, Nineteenth and Walnut Hreets The eeiemonv will be performed by the Kev JTovdNN TomKlns, it, i rectorortne church Miss Phillips will be given In mar riage b hoi father, and will Tie attended by Jllss Penlso tale, as maid of honor Jlr Krederld, Cresson Hallow ell, a brother of the brldegioom, will bo belt man, The htlde will wear an afternoon gown of hand-color Georgette erepo, beaded In I'rench blue Her stiaw bat will bo of the hanio (olor, faced with Trench blue Jhe will eaii.a bouquet of lilies of tho valle nnd blue oi (bids Miss Hayln will wear a gown of 'gray Georgette erepo with n blue hat, and will ran pink roses Tho oeieinoii will be followed hy a dinner for tho Immediate famines only .u tno nnme of tlio hildes patents Mi. and Jlrs. Ilallowell will have a sboit wedding trip, as Jlr, Ilallowell Is stationed at a southern camp .with trie Tirst Cltv Tioop, nnd on thrlt leturn JIis Ilallowell will live with her parents until the end of the war noniNSo.v-poRNVAnr 'ihe'inarilage of Jllss Ksther Jl Poiwait, daugliter of ex-Councilman George IJ, Dor wart, of the Twenty-first Ward, and Jtr;s, Dorwart, to Jlr John It Robinson, of 5443 ttlrti-e nvenue. took place on JIondaysfter- noon at t o'clock at the! home of. the bride's parents, 6C22 nidge avenue. The ceremony was pel formed by the nev S. JI. Vernon of the Central Jlethodljt Tptscopal Church. Green lane, Jloxborough, and was followed by a dinner for the two fariillles. The brldo was given In marriage by her father and was attired In a gown of beaded and embroldereo gray georueiie crepe, uer bat matched her gown In color and haet a touch of blue In the trimming. Orchids and lilies of, tho valley formed her corsage bou nuet Jlr Robinson Is connected with the United States Survey Department. The bride groom and bride left on a short wedding-trip and upon their return will live In NVIssa hlckon JONES COX The wedding of Jllss Jlarle li Cox. daugh ter of Jlr. and Jlrs li Wilson Cox, of Tioga, anh Jtr. Bradford P. Jones took place on Sunday afternoon at the home of Jtr. Jones's, mother, Jlrs. Harriet Jones, of 1643 Itedfleld street. The ceremony was performed by the, nev. Ilobert Hunter Crawford, of ihe Fletcher Jlet'hodlst Episcopal Church. The bride wore an afternoon gown of dark hlue with hat to match, and was attended hv Jllss Mary Boone as bridesmaid. Jlr. William J. Carter was the brWeroom'sWst man " , --ii ,.j w-.. . ji n-h service w wii"" j uinnrr iqr the" two-tainllles. Mr. undjtrs. Jones -will b. 1 HJJHkIIRHRJsE TsPHiiRlilHiliv m. B " flgl , vr-" PHOTOS V MOtCIAt; A .HfV MK. JOHN XOIll.l. AS "HOHIN LUNCH SERVED TO RED CROSS WORKERS Warm Luncheon at Co.st for Women of South Philadelphia Auxiliiiry During Noon Hour At a verv inlere,silnn meetioK last week St Pauls Memo 111 It'd Cross Aiixlllarv. No ,tned that tie workers had finished In the nioi Hi of Januiiv J078 surKli il ilies. lints brliiKlnc theli total sime June when iHoouMllim was foinied to S3S0 This verv acttvn liramli iii.fUi evorv Wednesd.l 111 lbe parish bouse l'lfieenth and Porter sire, is from I" 10 o click In tlm morntnR until the same hot.i at n Kht The. nuxllltrj Is for um ite in liavlnc s.-vcial nv largo ami wen llKhled rooms besides plentj of tables and tlie noce-nrv eiiiipment for satisfactory and epib'k work A feature that Is nicotine with mu h Mie uss rocontlv Is n warm luncheon that is served at noon ! dlffeieni women who volun teei lo prepare It Pood la sold nt eot and the lunelieon costs e.ch member twenty eetits s It Is snrprisliiK' box manv appetlrlni; menus fan be prepared for this -"-", when patriotism and sacrifice Join hinds This ifternoon Mile Susanno Mlvercrujs or Hruesels IlelKluni will Blxn an lnte.es liiR talk to the members and their friends Mile mivercruvs Is one of the cr few who bnvo been ablo to leive HelKlum since the i.ermau nvnslon She was but a ehlld wlon the . i.,ii. nut and einio to Amerlci Hi April lKl.'i and her storlis uie most Intei esilns as well as authentic uillarv No ! has also t verv el1k.lent lommlssary dlpnrtmcnt undei tbo dlreitlon of Mrs Thomas Ilole. which has on severa ocear.om met the troop t.alm. as thev pisse. iiirniich the ell aim i ,- - niiiietitlnB foods In the drive for meinbois . 'l ..?.... .i. l,a mivllliirv prided . eltii incr e nrisioiHr ,--c . .- --- - r'.e ames to Its roll. Jlrs NVIUI.im Caldwell , . hall man of the nuxlllnrj. Mrs Tlioinas T Ilovlo secretary nnd Jlrs rhonns Jl 11a rud is treasurer Mrs James M 11azl.lt Ims .harce or-all Inspection and Miss ( arlss., scofleld superintends all Hitting of material ' miwiib the othei aetlve wotkors are Mrs N ,11 la. " T.iltlo Jlrs NN" K Applebaugh. Miss MaiBuerlle hlmonson. Mrs W Allen . Devli.e Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Wevpa.id virs obert Hazlett Mr. f.efferts Mrs J lanev vi r, foscph Gardiner, Jlrs Inni Herring ,., Vlis Willi im Knox. Mrs olive Doughiv Mis TraiiU Kapus Mrs -aniiiel k Mrs MoiilRomer. Mrs lame- lolin- son Mis Mis unnori, .,ii,-n- .'" w - .....-.-- Kerslnw Jllss 'Sheelian. Miss Anui Christie tie Mrs GUoerl i oomos i .,n nm Mrs Thompson and .Mrs. .-ilnll nev ..- ,ruliir monthly meeting of the Im maculate He ut Alumnae will 1. hi I.I next sun lav afternoon at tbe high echool Sine teenth ftml Wood streets, at 3 o.look Number of Interesting Entertainments in Camden The P.ed Cross Aid of the l.'plphany Lu theian Church of West Colllngswood was en lertalneel'bv Mis William .1. Kraft nt luricje .... o,. Tl.ursdav aflinwon. The nieinbers 'made lUe do?eji hospital towels The I. G Sewing Circle of West I oll'ng- wood was entertained oj- mips i.-.. of i olllnBs avenue on Jlonda Mho Phi Doha Society was entertained bv M,.s Minna NVInfong, of Station avenue, Hldeloll lieigiiift. ii'i i,.MM.r.. Tho Pensaiiken Sigma Kappi was onlei tilned on Wednesuay auernoun u, n" Pigeon at her homo on Parle avenue, Mrs Pauline Elchengreen and Jlrs Elwood .'. were the hostesses at thn Suffrage ilou-o at Camp Di from Sntutsl.i) to Mm d,i Mi Nrthiir JlcCarthy, of vWestmlnster uv'eni.e Merchaiitvllle, entertained a nuinber ?,t friends nt a dame She has had as per giie'l f-r a few da) 8 Jllss Marlon Kell) of Philadelphia Eniovable Entertainment at United Service Club One of the nost enjo)able of the Sunda oicht concerts that havo been so populai nt the United Service Club on South Twiiii). second streei wos glvin last Sunday evening nt the request of Commander Trcderlck ll Pune c S N to an audience that packed the. hail Tlie tastes of the men were thought fully considered In tho Informal atmosphere that pervaded tho entire evening, and the reneated encores testllled to the enjoyment of the sailors Captain Brlttaln and Mrs. nrlttaln, Lieutenant Thomas, IT. 8. N, and Mrs Thomas were tho guests of Commander ' , jim. pa) lie during the evening and were most appreciative of the piogram ar 1 aliged vinous those who look part In the enter ealnment were Jllss Dorothy Powers, harpist- Jllss Nell H. Gallagher, soprano. Jllss '.-ranees jj. Kitih. with the latest Grecian and esthetic dances; Jlr. James A. Dougherty. In humorous stories; .Mr, Krank JfrConnell, l.n character Impersonations, and Mr, Fred erick A. Illemann, tho well-knqwn baritone. Mrs Trcderlck A. niemanp and Jlr. William Mcliowan were the accompanists. The same program will bo repeated on Sat urday evening' In Old St. Stephen's Parish Hull Tenth street above Chestnut, at the i ..., teat or Air. rjawsro . iwrtj. cnairman i in-' ..-.-. . '..i.... -. u o. o W ..n"f,""';'Sn Z?'ZZii"- ",u " box pari) was lielifon biiiurciav f vpiiihk ., the Home, of .Mr llarr) A. H.tiidellon of kn North 'I went) -second street, b) the 'Noung Peonies boclelv of iT.n Calvar) Methodist Toiscopal Churcli of Caniden. . MEMBERS OF CAST OF "ROBIN HOOD" miss i.orni: DOLLS ON SHOW FOR AID OF DAY NURSERY "Pouponnicre dc Suresiu1" Cares for French Rabies While Mothers Work in Munition Factories . There will ho no exhibition of dolls fol lowed hv ,e niublialo and tei at tho bonie of Mrs Henrv Lewis, 4. '10 Spruir street tills nflornoon from 1 until o ei clod. The affair is Riven for the benefit of the ' Poilpminlere do Stllfsne wllldl Is l klllil of day nursery situated In Paris foi the i are of the little Trench war orphan. This most worthv and appealing eharlt lias been orninlsed b sotno prominent Parisian women who realled the ltal necessity of earlnE for thn small children who would otherwise, be left entirely alone whllo their mothers are dally emploed In munition and similar factories lloglnuInK with a small number In tbe carlv slnRes of the war, tho work of tin so nobb women bus tniimbtd to meet tho evor RrovvJiiK nerd until now there arc more than jnn ililblren undei the pmteetlon of tin ' Poiiponiilere Just ns the neecssitv for suih an inslitutlon Ins arisen sim,, the wai tlie word itself has onlv lecentlv eonio into use "Pouponnli re" Is derived from a word moanlnc "ihubb bib," and surelv the work of keeping the llitlo l'muli w ir or phans In this blooiulmr londlllon Js mol Important AN hen the work increased to sudi n Rrcit extent that tho ! irl'l in women In charge were unable to meet the, ilem uuls tlie appealed to their friend Mme C do Uric of ,isni Chestnut street, who fonnerlv lived In Paris, to obtulu assistant n fiom the people In this iltv. Mine ile llrie will irlvo a shod tnll, on Hi,, objci t of tho olntliv this afternoon and nlso will re.i.l n litrr fr. tl.u .vl.l.a' l,. also will read a letter from the Abbe' Pt- trlce IT) nn, who Is ehaplalii of tbo Ponpon nleie Father Tl)iin who gave sue Ii nn Interesting- talk, on tlm war innillllons at tin front lest wed, was unable, to lemilti In this dt) until todn) although he Is deeplv In svmpilhv with this work At present Abbi' Tlvnn Is touring tlio fountr") under dlnet eonimlssloti of the Tiench flovern inent lo inllKhten the Amerlinii people as to the true conditions whldi out men will hive to faio In the front-line tremhes , TTio ibills whh h an ui exhibition nuinber moro tli.en sevenlv nod have loiiu fnnn nil pnits of tho world finch doll Is eliessed In its nitlve eostume while a I it go map neaibv shows the exact location of each tiny plaeo Tho muskalo Indudes songs bv Jllss rjladvs Howe Miss Liui.i Willis nnd Jlrs NVvniie, with Mis NNTIIIniti V Willis as ac eoinpanlHt Jllss Anni Shceiu.iker will pluv several piano solos and Master Aleo Gudiep will give some seleetloiis on the eello, Jllss Cellna de Hrie and Miss Geitrude ele Ilrle will plnv some duets on the violin and piano Items of news for tho sncletr pace villi lie n ipted Unci print,,! In t4ie LTrnlnr Public Inciter prov-lctect the) are written on one side of Ihe palter cinlv unit nro clsorri ssllh full name and telephone number of Ihe sender It must he poshlMe to strife the note. Acl dresi "Hnrletj Mllor," hrenlng I'ubllo Ledcer. 103 Ihr.Inut rlrrrt. CLAIRE ENICE CHIRES The gix-year-old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. G. Chircs is smallest -active worker at ihe "Whito House," the headquarters of the Patriotic Citizens' Committee of tho Falls of Schuylkill, where wonderful work is being accomplished by mon, women and children for thn soldiers and sailors of East- Falls under the direction of Mrs. Dobson Altemus. fjw X'-fJtjJMFj ' BeCy fSsvM weBft'Vint.saarf?' I jMff tgigigP K gigigiH HOOD" i.okhkn as "ANNAHKL" DANCE AND BRIDGE FOR NAVY AUXILIARY Proceeds of Laige Hcnefit Affair Will Re Given to Emergency Flint! for Navy Men Mont of the naval sit have hem woik tng elniliig the Insi week foi the b. neflt ilaniP and biidgn that Is to be given toinot- low afternoon at the Norniainlle, iniriv slxtli and Chestnut streets, undei- the au pliesoftbi V.ivv Nuxlllatv the proceeds or whldi vtlll be given to tie emergency fund foi tho bo)a in the nav v Jluslo jvlll be furnished in the Tuiinlng Camp Hand liom tlm navv ).itd, and mnnv souvenirs baNo been doniterl ns pi Ires bv tlio dlffiren ahopi and stores to JIis Itivmond Ke)es, who Is on tho loitnnlttr. The patiore6es of Iho affair are JIis Hdward T Htote'buiv, Jlrs I human Grllllo, Jlrs Geor,!e Cooper, Mrs Alfred Gtnv .Mrs Clirence Carr, Mrs Itav mnnd Keves. Jlrs J J Jloffctt and Jlrs Hubert JlorrN lieutenant Colonel lloborl M P.rookneld V S A nnd .Mrs Ilrooklleld have as theli guet at the piesent time Jllss Grace Aims of New York cltv An informi! ilenee was given In her honor on Jlonda) evening at their homo, 2'j Porter street Mrs Joseph llnrrhnan has al'o arranged u dinner part tn her honoi on Satuidav afternoon Jits Theodore 11 Winters nnd In r 'mil sou are visiting in Noifolk nt lbe picsint time Jlrs Winters entert i'i i 1 iufoinnllv last Trlil.iv evening at her home, '-'in' s'.iiilh Garnet iilrtel ll.r (.nests weio Navel ('in structor IMvvIn J. Cochrane, T S N md Mrs Cochrane, Naval Constructor N I! Couit und Jlrs Court Commando! Thomas T Nelson. T S N and Mis NiKon, Mrs .1 Pike. JIis .limes p Holm, Jlrs lla)ninnd S Ko)es Mis Illdiard M()er and Miss Tlor ence Dubois .Mrs Jlnvuionil S Keves will entertain to morrow afternoon most Infoimnlly at tea, after whldi tho gjiests will knit nnd sew Ntnong Ihove Invited are Mrs Thomas T cl sou and hoi guest Mrs Prli o Jlrs P.obeit Jl lltooklleld and her guest Miss Arms. Jlrs -NNIlUain I. Siott, Jlrs Hiigene IJ 11) an, Jlrs Illdiard Me.ver. .Mis William Close, Jlrs Ueadi Chennwith Mrs Colllnson, Jlrs Ped. Mis NN' Tilcdell Jlrs Laniiers, Jlrs Louis Haldt Jlrs Simons and Jlrs linl i;n w right Jlrs P.lihaid Mevei of 1534 South Colo ndoteri.no eiitcrnltioi! luforniallv at cards on Minidav owning nt her home. Nav.il e onstrudoi Ch tiles L lliand, 1 S and .Mis llranil of 251R South Twetnv -set ond slier! will speiul Washington's Birth dav visiting friends in Virginia. Jlr nnd Mrs W Price Aman. or ;r.3J South Eighteenth stiert, expect to spend th hollddv visiting in New York Patriotic Entertainment for Allies at Lu Lu Temple There will lit a grand patriotic entertain ment In nid of the Allied torces given at tlm Lu l.u Temple Hroad and Spring Garden streets this evening The entertain ment will be vjilecl in suit all tastes and will Includi) motion pliiuies vaiidc villo and d Hiring A special attinrtion lies In the fact tint refiishniuits will bo solved dutlng the evening The music will ho excellent, ns It is lo he furnished bv Ihe Culled States Jlnrlne llnnd from the n,cv v nid of this clt) Se lections will also be plated bv the Cale cloiiim Plpei" ThkeiH foi this luterostnu, arfnu msv b,i ohtahiccl from Mr ( luiles Chalk of icij Pino street (ir an) member of the committee, or at the door The patronesses for ihe bail include .Mrs flobert ll Straw hi Idge Jlrs Jlorrls L Cloth ier, Jits George. NV Child) Diexel, JIis i; nurd Grilbb Jllss K T llohertson, JIljs I). I1a)s Miss Jf II Cadwallader, Jlr II New hold Colonel Tl T .MonlKinnerv Captain Ilobert H Straw hi Idge nnd Captain lit nil. mln Chow "WftAT'5 DOING ,TONGHX2s alrlntlo enlrrtslnmenl "In Aid nf il.. Allied Torces Lu Lu Temple Admission charge Count) Alecllrnl horletr ineeli, Twenty, second and Ludlow streets. Jfembers Intor Truck NsBoclstlon ellnnrr. Adelpbla Jlembeis, Hotel Weasel. Cuh danre. lfti. Hall, -iwn. tleth and Tioga streets Subscription Carpenters' District Csunell to paia on question of accepting wage rate set by the shipping board, 1803 Spring Garden street, members lecture nn (! Paul, the liar, bletsart P, Keetlng, St Peter's p. E. Church, Wayne avenue and Harvey street, Oermantown Concert for benefit of Friends' reconstruc tion work In Tiance, Young Women's Chris tian Association, Eighteenth and Arch streets. Admission charge T.fftura on dyeatufTa bv fir, Leuls J, Jlatos, Franklin Institute. Trie Horletr of Arts ond Letters, New Century Club, 8, IS o'clock, Jlembers, llrltlah Mlialon to reerull Jewa at Hebrew Literary1 Society, 210 Catharine street. Free. Hopper-dance, Manufacturers' Club, Members. l.VT f-..""l' BEHIND THE SCENES ' .With Rulers and Leaders of Wartime Europe Hy THi: I'UINCESS RADZIWILI. (Cipvrigltl .iS, bii the Public l.edytr Company) Catherine Tiinnn died in Vlennai the oilier day a woman who m her eiulet and unobtrusive way, has pla)ed In modern polities a pit I that can be compated to thai of Madame do Pompadour undei Louis XV In Cranio and thoso ii t h e l "Jlnltte'ses do Hoi' of whom hlstorv bs kept tho name When I en) In n quiet and unobtrusive win 1 mean It In tbe best sense of tlio word bemuse Catheilne Scbniit who foi something Pke thi'tv vears wis the fncnd the advisor Hie con soler and evervthlng elo vvhleb bo to uutred of the late Tmptior T i a n r I s Joseph of Nustrla was clovei nollgli not to tiv lo Im pose her peisonalltv on that hRUghtv Austrian niltoi'rniv whldi she luted so 1 tllM 1 VWIW II t thnroiighl) IIT.H CILVP.Ai TLIl She was possessed, of nn absolutely Inde pendent ohnraite'r and actiiss ihuilgh she hid been, sho miild boast of a elellrncv of feeling vvblih imiiv great women might have eoplfil with advantage to themselves as well us lo othois Theie wbs nothing metn about this brlRht-ev.d woman uhvavs good-leiu-pered, nlwavs dieeitul iien under trvlng fircuinstaiici s. nnd who tool, the (.leans! rnio to see evciviiiing inni .is i;"nm on ainuuil her. while piet. tiding lo be blind lo it She had mi eqiuinlmltv whldi leninlned unshakable, a inesotiie. of mind that nev.t was nt fault She liked i ver)hod.v. while! loving- no one not even the old and selll-h nnn to whom she devoted h(r existence, lis much out of pnv foi hlui as on acniunl of the good things wlinh the f.u t pun und for her She was newt In .uiv one s wnv, and vet she maniged to st.iinl in lbe path of nil tbt luitnoious and continual titlmipt" whldi weio made to peisilade the Hiupeior to tlve up his fileudslilp for bei N he u tetsotis of St ite weio Invol.d nRalnsi her. she ion Hived to piovf Hill these dlil lleit illllielii hei Inastniidi as she had invei idled to know nnv thing tint went nliolit In th spbeies of pollllcs which us she entitlnu sllv lepeiled did not eoniein hi i In tlio veiv least and wllldl she did nol pielend lo Jlldne Hut In spile of Ibis assumed Indifference to aught else than those things wbkli Inter ested the Immediate bodllv comforts of her lniiietl.il friend, Catherine Sduatt managed to exeiciso a watchful Influence ovei his thonrhts nml nclloii" Sim hid pemu tiled him so roiuplelel) that her own llfo was one continual admiration of his genius In telligence and other absent qualities that lbe Infatuated inonatch got Into tho habll of mentioning quite, freelv before her manv tilings he. would never hive dreamed of talking about befoie members of bis own famlb the Kmpress Tllrnbeth Included lies fullv believed tint tho actress loved him ro well that she would never think of criticizing an) thing lie might do, say or think Theli relations were composed of astuto cleverness on one side and absolute selfishness on the oihei nilCCSHD NOBILITY IVau Schratt and Ibis was one of her peculiarities novel consented to have .t title of I) mine's or countess bestowed upon her This wad n leniirknble thing on tbo part of an Austrian considering the fact that In Vienna any ono devoid of this advantage is believed to bo worse than a nobod, and equal lo an Indli.li piriab. She did not wish per sons to sav that she bad abused the Influence which she possessed over tho mind and the soul of Tiancls Joseph to force her way Into the hiuglTty Austrian ailstocrac) Sho had In on nil actiess, was nn actress still, lu fait . and perhips one of the secrets of her strength consisted In her clinging to her profession, even aftet she) had given It up It bad not been at all easy for the Km. CHESTNUT ST. Opera House IlllM.'"nO OI MI SSRS SIlfDEllT The Same Old Story Another Shubeit Success House Crowded Many Turned Awnv w r c oti.D ri.ui.iaii jiai ( MD I.1MT4 ITlOVt ALL nn: PAi'i.its Rut the Rest Line Is the Line at the Box Office, it Never Breaks $ OVER TODAY THE TOP vv int nt All-Star Cast ivcu.oin.i ED WYNN .JUSTINE JOHNSTONE VV1PBELI c nvil. I.ll It K i IIIIONMIS l ltl-1) . ADl.Li: ASTAIRF AND COMPANY OF 100 PRICES ALWAYS THE SAME NIGHTS 51.50. $1, 75c, 50c MATS. $1-00, 75c, 50c lAfri'rlM.i lis. AND HOLIDAYS J! NTS TOUW. I nlDA & HAT ADELPHI 51-00 Mat. Tonun row Ucr. Mat. Saturday Holiday Mat. Friday A SMAbHllNb bULLL! mwtmi NV MARY NASH "To c Company h Y iu C LAST 7 TIMES MAT. TODAY T $1.00 REOfLAIt MATINEE SATURDAY NV I I. I. 1 A M gJSSKf. r vmmx In Ills Qreateat & CUl'C for Cui'ableS T'lTllt""lN'Ql IIH'.U "AYS Delightful corned) Is hound to attract iare auaiencca tecauae ot Ite original llnm wl?ard-lll. altu atlcina and palnataklngly conceived caat " TNllENVELL I'BKI OHMAMIi MII3 ENT r.T SEATS TOMOR. Ma"sr,der, VaCW NOUNVOnTHH CI11MMY 11ENIENV ODDS & ENDS or ini7 with lUUUY WATSON, JR. L1L-UAN LORRAINE JACK NORWORTH AND Q1IIERS ACADt.MV"oPMUSIC Wert., Teh. 2T, 3PM SYMPHONY SOCIETY OP NEW lORN" WALTER DAMROSCH, COND FRANCES STARR win leclta ' rarrtllon '" by Relglan Toat Cam- maert, with orcheitral setting hy Elgar. neaerved acata at Heppea NOW 'bTFTKEITH'S THEATRE mat. at a 2 SHOWS TODAY 2 uv ANNETTE KELLERMANN and HER RIO SHONV Lew DOCKSTADER "Rubcville" JJIJJA nUEOQEn t CO.; MAEIEl KINO. Others. isra7Vlt,.T1Y TUB JOLLY OIIIL8 llA IlJH and LA GRACE. OtneU BACK Mfr f, iViscvMi Schratt peror to win her, and while all the.' great ladles at whose feet lie had worshiped In his outh bad been only loo happy to leld to any entreaties he bad whispered In their ears, C.itbeiliie bad begun by repulsing him, and then Imposed upon him the penance of a long probation, during which be had been con demned to hone for a good many things of which bill it small half was ever given him. Trail Hchiatt was a strong believer In the vlriuos of homeopathy administered In very small doses, especially where love came Into question SOMi: PKCCI.IAIIITIKS She was 1 1 her wny a pious and good woman and whenever she feared she might get Into tiouhle she hastened lo go nnd consult a Jesuit father, who administered to her conscience for a long space of oars; who indeed foi aught 1 know, may have been In poseslon of Its seciets at the time of her death In her wav Catherine Schratt was gieit exception among women. She only inred for useful thing" She loved monev, bill mole on account of tho good things which It could piocure for her than for Its tntilnsle value Of Jewels she had plenty, which she bin cllv ever put on. Sho was essen llnllv k comfortable sort of woman, who liked to sit bv her fireside knitting a sock or glancing through a clerical newspaper. Sh was Immensely ilever, but not at all cut tilled, nnd she bad contrived to Inspire such a respt-c t foi her person and such n dread of her leiallatoiv families of shovvlnc her self naslv In legale! to those who had at tempted lo i loss her path that even Ihs uiliil"teis had tncltl) tome to the conclusion that tho best thing for them to do was to luivei I'i. mils Josephs filend severely alone. To ihe old man she was alnnvs kind, I hough she made no seiiet of the fnct that ho lioiicl her Intensely and that she thought he lived much too long Hut sho was of a placid trmpei nine nt. nnd she submitted with loslMi.Ulon to the deciees of Providence, making in tho meanwhile her plans for the fiiiuto dav when .she would be no longer it welcome vlsllni .(t the Menu v Hofburit or In the castlo of Sdiotibrunn, nifd when she would be able to live her own life, getting up lute, If sho eared to do to and going lo bed it the time she liked, not when It was Imposed upon her b,v the eat I) hours kept bv the Hinpeior Souietluies shn quite enjo)ed the Idea that this d lea in of hers might come true, and the thought helped her to struggle through the small worries of her existence with a mutinied smile nnd cheerful words Nhi"' her release was but it short one, and now Hie fan Catheilne has followed the old soveielgn lo whom she bad devoted her life there whole ivin Austrian Emperors find their equals MARKET rlTUBKT A HO VIC 10111 11:1ft V. M. TO 11.15 r. M. At.r. this wckk bi:i.M"l' Presents T Irst bhowlnr of CLeARA KIMBALL YOUNG AM) Hl.tl OVVV COVtPANY IV "THE MARIONETTES" liom th lTo by Pierre Wolff PALACE ISM MARKET fiTrtPJET 10 A M. to It IS P M P I N A I. 1) A V i-ktitv riI,iTMI.iT'l' In Hrt Snoln fjlvlU DUiSisuj x Pnneninunt Vleturs . run kt.ns or t hi: liitiiiTUous" Thunda) Trills t Katunisy MABEL NORJIAMI In ' DODOINCl A MILLION A TTcT"DT A riirSTNTT BELOW 10TII 10 I'i s M . 12. 2, 3 45, f. 45. 7.45, 0.30 P. M. VM S. HART Art" future Will. O, luviw. I lrt Mowing In "niA. Ii IILA.F.S It NV DEN Added Son of Democracy (2J Eplsod' VICTORIA MARK El' Above OTH ll A. M to It MS. P M. LAST NVEEK OP WILLIAM FARNUM In WILLIAM TOX Plcturilatlon of "LES MISERABLES" Next Week PETROVA In ' Tho Light Within " Added "Hon of Democracy" (lat two L'plaodea) nPeTP.MT MARKET ST. Melow 17TH liLiUHil's i K I N A I. D A r 5KI5I?. FKANCIS X. BUSHMAN aid UEVr.IU.Y IIAYNE In 'Under tiuaplclon." lomor. EARI.E WILLIAMS tn Mother's Bin" MARKhr STREET AT JUNIPER K AVDEVILI.R CONTINUOUS II A M TO 11 P. M. "THE REEL GUYS" MsvJAct KDDIII CASSADY Others. CROSS KEYS""" ?ftV,rrHT t CUNNING ?,&, BROADWAY DTfE5,i5,vl? "A Romance of Chinatown" JUNE CNPRICH in 'HE NUT Or nOMANCK" FORREST mo'" AT S 15 THE LAUGHING HIT! POPULAR .$1 MATINEE TODAY Entire Loner floor, II. Bal. and Gal, 80c. HENRV W HWAOE Offers !Eiy L 80 icuinc vH:vSS((..vaw A TRAIN OP JIIltlH AND S1ELODT Nlchts, Krl. It 8at. Mats. 1 Entire la. Entire A f rr eilscert fint. and Waahlng. f Lower tons Hlrthdas Even.) 'Floor Plenty of Ueod Peata, ROo anj 11.00. EXTRA MAT. FRIDAY ,vn'rr1thn,Vyon'' G A RRICK NKiirrsatmir, AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS." Telegraph. Pop. Mat. Today S $1.50 EXTRA MAT. FRIDAY ThdVy"' OLIVER MOROSCO S LAUGHINQ HIT and BROAD Last A Evgs. M,Vrt0 POP. ?1 MAT. TODAY kr:i Eitia Mat Friday, NVaahlncton's Birthday. LOVE FORBIDDEN WiUi ROBERT EDESON Next Monday Seats Tomorrow ClfARLES DILLINGHAM rrerenta GENERAL I Win. Courtenay J POST ( Thomas A. Wise A Love Coined j by J E. Harold Tarry. " ii'ADlillf OP MUSIC NEXT MON DAT EN ENINU AT S.1S Smiling "PAT" O'BRIEN Lieutenant Ho)al Flybig Corpt. mv Kscupa I'rom a German Prison Camp" '"' si.e Enthralling Btory of Adventure. g.ata 73c to K Heppe'a. lilt) Chaatnut at. TtrpfPI V Theatre, HthfcDaLancey. Loe.eeu. Lit i" Theatre NN'orkahop of N. r. Preaaou II A r.iiintlftt" w,lh HILDA SPONQ "A UrtUniM.!, and OLIVM WYNDHAM One Week Only. Tonight S. 30. Pop. 1 1 iMat, Tomer, STRAND MJ.MS cj.wcmwwftTemvwAwvawt TUB N te af A ir"K musica s m, A. jbS Svk lWm5miJBTOt SIM fill Upstairs W3tmmk Oerinantown Ave. at' Venango, . ; Herbert Anmaamant Company ' Herhort Efflngar. Prwldaal -,c".' .. . wv .r. n . r .ertttn umr. E CHAUIjlia KAl ,M mav'. "t TSSm Dtf, J n M X: IAI 8 "- W V.'Ml f tyU .3 '8 .J vt Tl J6 Oct 3, ns tlb i i i nt S n 1 .til vt M ,a'J ." J?3 t -fji "M ( 'tfv ,4' , 1 ' V v k ..- 'A. 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