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PyiJgT .GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE!
Sedgley Club to Have
Thursday in April Clyde Marquis to Speak on
- . Pood Campaign at Red Cross
:TfITU tlio coming of mo lonscr unyn
IT an4"lio month of Aiirll In the oiling,
..mehotf yo bejfln to remember .hat yoji
JbelonE to.tliut dellKlitful Sedseley Cluli out
I In tho'larK mai you imu lorBuiwn iur u
tmonth Or HO OCtuusc juii vvciu ru uusy
' with Kcl Cross Jihtl N'liltonnt Service und
i'munclls of Uoftnpo, nml the few hoiira
Kof relaxation yon had wore ppent some
Rwtaere where it t'a wufm nml tlicrc wum
fl- . J.'or Cllin HID vvuu "ui iiureasiujr
P during tho coal famine.
Well, Just ns v.u uccln to tlilnU of Sedge-
';Iey ComCS voru mm. niu uiiiiuhi riuiR
'luncheons uro lo Biun in .ivi'iir mm win
. held on every Thursday of Hint inonlli.
Tou know the time-honored custom of
! .. .. ....ii,. ltnln Hull. "which Ih built iiruund
i-.tnia pitvkj
Sittie' old Fulrn)oimt .I'.trk HglithotiHc? In
'April and Octouor mere uro tim iiiiornuii
f luncheons, which aio cooUiid and served by
?iome one club inctnucr nnu nuvcrm miics
)ch time.
It's quite Kllllns to hco tiicm in tncir
IViretty dresses, tojipeu vviiu um BiiiRiintn
Istake, the food ii not funny, It's delleloiiM,
B-and we hae the licit times you ever Knew.
K Mrs. William Wlllcox Is president of tho
lclub, sou know, and Mrs. A llllain l'.llli
rrBCUN IS V1VU Ucaiuem. ..,a.i .mj ,,t,iiu-
Pirn treasurer and Mrs. Krnncl'i i:attcron Is
l ..i-rctarV.
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ANNA J.llll.ui i a niaiTiHKc on oaiur
l&Aday In OverlirooU was an Interesting
R! affair, v.an It not? You Uiiow Mrs. Undl-.
?C0tt w.u a .lapancso pilnecsH, hut when
l Mr, ljllalvOLV UR'U WI1U IIIUUKHI IIUI- IIIH.-U
VI .i.ii.ifAi m.1i,i tiprn thnh crv Miutll. hero
sauw-"; - ..--- --
;tobo brought up Americans, an tJio had
' mtdc a solemn promise to do. Anna has
r llttloi'of thp Japanese cast of featuics,
Sdon't yoii' ttilnk?-
Ps Anolncr-J'liuaucipnm-inuii wnu inuirieu
JapancftO woman was Jir. irwin, uic
Kfcrother of'tho lato Miss Hophlo Irwin and
Kill Agnes.' Irwin, oi huh i:iiy. iiu nun
EllTd In Japan mox. of tho llmo liluiKclf,
too. tliou'gh he cnt botli Ills son una
E'.t...iht.i " i Amppli.1 tn m ffllfi'itlml. fPhn
wvufcv. w ...v....v . - .- .
I',dUKhter'wcnt to Mlfcs Irwin's School first
Itod then to Bryn MuWr, ami Dick Krad-
'Mted"from I'rlncelon.
Certainly tho Jauaiicso women uro facl-
' Bating; I.shpuld think many a man would
1 tall in loye with them.
Lv -
ANY. of jou who rodo down Chestnut
.street any day uftcr Wednesday of
if list week up to Saturday must havo no-
I'tlceu tho crowd which clamored lit tno
. floors OI 1110 biuru wiieru mv uuiuujei miiu
iwas coIiik on. Would you believe that In
f'fhls great city there could yet bo found
B1 any Junk that could bo sold; nnythln left
,tht could be given away? Well, thcro
;must to, because on the face of It the
women governors of St. Kdmond'a Crlp-
K-Died Heme will hold u huco rummaco salo
for three days this week, starting to-
fmorojv.
Xheres always soinethlnp; you uon t
rtwaqt, I suppose, and always something else
you, do want, and so theto will always bo
Tt wjelblllty of rummuge .sales. Kor you
ftaa aiinli rma Vi I u n A ( i litiiioli nf
people who havo not dug Into their eel-
Jars as yet, and so It goes., Anywas, this
tins starts, as I said, tomorrow, and lasts
UMUUfell vuii'cuuy UllU XllUlAIUy, illlll
wui bo held ut 1021 Chestnut, Just as tho
fltilntrit cn
I
EfTjiiBj second Walton boy John M. Wal-
tpn, 2d has been homo from Hancock
I1' With his family for u week'n furlough.
ffAna he certainly had u. good time, for tho
l whole family and all his friends gave him
v'one party after another. He Is with the
f'trench mortar battery, which was the
K First City Troop, you knuw. There aro
.rumors that the Philadelphia boys will
n soon set tall for Franco, so I doubt If Jack
J Will get another leave In that case. Tho
i ftthfrr 'WnHftii !.. TTntii. ir Trla n
t, Iftufenant In the militia, you know. They
;Mrtalnly havo pretty sisters, haven't they?
fpHERC; Is Kolncr to bo rather a' chance
KMnJifce btyle of speakers for this Monday
iHjthe Independenco Squaro Auxiliary of
Red Cross. Instead of a talk from
MMe-'one who has been at the front, we
jyjto have ono given by Mr. Clyde Mar-
?ul. food expert, oji "Campaigning for"
"ood." The lectin o" will be given ut 3
.O'clock and will be of Interest to many, for
i at times perhaps a bit hard to know
hatto conserve, us there are so many
ehanges now and again it's dllllcult to
Wfati tfD tn thft Hi-tit-' 1Hfi ma U will 1in
tVP liea'r, from tomo ono who knows,
M0 think? NANCV WYNNE.
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!m mwri Aorivir.ips
L&V'follbert Mather, of Havcrford, spent
I2?,L,y?'k:,s"1 In Baltimore with Captain
J, who a stationed near that city,
father's nltcr, Mrs. Victor Mather,
has been soendlnir several weeks n
as city with her husband, returned to
noma on Saturday with Contain Mather.
has a short furlough.
;Thr will be a concert given tomorrow
rnoon at th Llttl ThsatrA Mr h lin.
"Of the Business Qlrls Club, at 804 Tine
i. inose who will havo chargo of the
If are Mr5i- Clnrtr PnlA. HhIiap ATru
Wlor Jackson, Mrs. Dvenson and the man-
.i ,l,e c,ub- Those who will take, part
i-eceua Ayres, pianist: Miss Susan-
-ljf ' Vfc.niHVU, 4.IICE, -JlaUClll X1UUU
Ilfcl1. hamlfir Mr. T. T iramnmn' t. ...1
- William Qreenby, vtollnlbt.
JT i Qoorge II. Eaile, 3d. and her mother,
VWi B. Browder, of Chestnut Hill, ro
sed yesterdav frnm 'pw Vnrlr uhnrn
PJT have been 'upending a fow days.
! Catherine Collin, MIhk Doris Miller,
Catherine 'Knight and Mlsa Mary
(ht
were members of a house party
th Mm Tjiu'Iu tiro.. ..i.j. . i.n- !.,.,
Jllltibeth, N. J.
(r., and 2klrs. UnvKnn npeter nt Ilrvn
r, entertulneil n, rllnn ut ISdIf ImtiiM
IBaturday evening, later taking their
1 danca -at 'J18 Merlon Cricket
'. --", isuwoib hco mv. mm iivio.
ln t,icas. Mr. and Sirs. Robert V.
i .Mies Koulse Twaddell find Lieutenant
Mfcnder Johnstone. JJ S, N,
VfMJalIllil li-tliuiti llUintm Iidm rAllltn1
I School at XALVitit Tf T attar il vlwlt tn
.Vnie ut tlio KalU of Schuylkill.
.-and Mrs. J. ,v. Xlegler llae- nti-
364 .(lis imiruiretiietit nf their, daushter.
'lura, jlegler, tu, Mr.. Wullaoe Jtus-
' Anqover. o. Tlio onsasemeiH ot
Spring Luncheons Each
Miss Mrj. Zloglcr to Mr. Harry 15. McPhrc.
of iounmtcmn, O., has also been announced.
Mr. Mcl'hco Is with tho ambulanco corps In
I- ranee.
Tho Chl Omega Delta Minority, of tho
I.ansdmwio High School, will give Its t-ce-ond
danee at tbo Twentieth Century Club
on mo ociiliig of March 23.
Mr. nml Mr, .t. Ilnnnoti WIImiii. of l'ii
w.Ml. aro spending some time ut the St.
Charles, Atlantic City.
Mr, n. O. Ilnrkncs.", of Queen linc.
Falls ii f Schuylkill, gae a luncheon, lot
lowed by cards, on Saturday afternoon nt
her luimc. Her gucxts lucluileil Mis. Or
trudo Turner, Mrs. Margaret Walton, Miss
l.aura Selieclcr, Mrs, Oscar Noll, Mri.
Charles Hrlckcr, Mrs. A. lltixbatim, Mr.
Wllllani Tioost, Mrs. tkrthu Ki-en and Mrs
Alfied Ilnlns. Mr. and Mis. Hiukness en
leiti'lneil at dinner hi the evening.
Tho Voung Mrn'H Literary Iiislltulo of
thf l-'alls of Sohullilll will glo a ilanro on
Monday excnlng, April 1. In tlio clubhouse,
oh Mldalo nxenue ut Frederick street.
The Junior sccllon of tlm Phllumuslati
Club held Its monthly Jiuttlng Friday nftr
niiun at the clubhouse. .".'Jll Walnut streej
Plans for the Piitcitiilnment which Is to lie
Bleu net Saturday nt the club for tho
benefit of tlio Fiom.h lllago relief oininit
tte uelo discussed. lAilluwlug tb. rtitcrtam
inctit on next Satuiday there -..111 be an
I2.is.tcr sale of buiuouiado c.iUoh and can
dles, tnailo from war recipes'.
Tea was served after tho meeting, nml
Mrs KdvMtrd W. Mumford, chairman ef tho
Junior section, pieslded at the tea utile
Mr. and Mi. IrWiig Corse, who hae
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. rr.inl.IJn
Steele, at her lmmc In tho (llinid l'.irnis,
have ictuined to their homo In Minneapolis.
LANSDOWNE WOMEN
FORM FRENCH CLASS
Enci'irctic Gentler Sex Plans for
Gardens Glee Concert Is
Enjoyed
Now that the French language ban become
such a necessary ofio to know, soino of tlio
women of Iansdiwno aio t.iklug advantigo
of an opportunity to learn II which the Twen
tieth Century Club li.is offeied them. A
Fiotn.li class has been formed bv Mm. Wil
liam A McIJwen,, chalinuin of lull el isos,
tho ineinlier.s of w'hkh Ineluilo Mis. Isaac A
Adlcr, Jlrs. Tlmiii.i.s M. I.nve, Mrs. lhiuone
'arroll, Mrs'. Thomas A. I'ulllii.iti, Mrs
lUlph Stewnrt, Mrs. Samuel 1,. Kent. Miss
Dnrnthv Mi'llwcti uud Mm .Meis. The class
moots iivery Tuesday morning at the Devon
shire. The l.ansdownc liramh of tho l!ed Cross
will hold Its annual meeting In the high
school auditorium on Thursday evening,
April 11. The junior lied L'ioss out thero
now his finn mcnbeis
Tho Fo-d fJ.irden Assnclitlou out in Iins
downe Is already busy financing for ground
to ba cultivated this iprlng and summer.
Fifteen plots of giound h.ivo been grunted
to the organization, but still more are needed.
Miss Katharine 13 .Tonus nml Mrs Helen Ship
ley have chargu of thu cllvblou of the
ground.
Tho Twentieth Century 'lub of Lansdownn
was filled with persons eager to hour the
concert whWi tho (lleo Club or the Country
Club of T.ans(lovvne gavo Wednesday night
for the benefit of tho As'oclated Charities
of eastern Dolavv.ire County The gleo was
led lij Mr. Henry Ilotz, and ovcr.v number
which It sans was most enthusiastically re
(clved There were quito a few ropiest num
bers on tho progt.tm, for the Laiisdowne
people were anxious to bear some of the
tongs thev hud rnjo.vod so much In other
eais. The soloists of the evening wcio
Mrs. May Fbrcy Hot, sopraiio. and Mr.
William Sjlvano Thuniler. phnl t. both of
whom were, of iour.se. will known and most
appreciatively received. An exceptionally
line number was Victor lleilierl's "Italian
Sttect Song," whli.h Mrs. Ilotz sang with
the gleo cluh, and which had to bo repeated.
During the evening Mr. George Fotei; Whlto
gavo a short talk on tho splendid woik tho
Associated Cbailtles Is doing In tho towns
around there, which made every one feel that
It Is burely a woith-whllo oiganlz-itlon.
Ttie mcnibeis of tint (lice I'luh are Mr.
Joseph A. McKeon. Mr Charles A. Wood.
Mr. William It KoiUi. Mr. c. lldwlu Hunter,
Mr. F. Hecs Phillips, Mr. John J H. Phillips.
Mr. W. Vernon Phillip. Mr. Carl F. Welh
inan, .Ml. Alexander Wilson. 3d, Mr. Thomas
J I. Morris, Mr. Frauds U. Caldwell, Mr.
Cornelius 12. Fluey, Mr Harry J. 12brey, Mr.
William II. i:uiih. Mr. Paul V. Qulnlan.
Mr.. William S. Plckard. Mr A F. O'Daniel.
Mr. Allen It. Holfer, Mr Frank Ilopkinson
Fvaus, Jr .1. 11. Lincoln r.'dwards, Mr.
I'hlllp Warren Cooke and Mr. Bernard
Poland. The honoiary members aro Camlllo
Zeckvver, Maurltz I-eefson, Samuel L. Laclar
and Georgo Hussell Strauss.
The Gleo Club entertained the ofllcers and
board of governors of tho Country Club at
the club after tho conctit.
ltem of new a for the soiletv pnr; will lie
nreepteit unit printed In tlie Kienlnr I'tilille
Ledcer, proTlded thej nre writtrn m, nnu hide
of tho liuper only and are slicned with full
name and telephone number of the sender, a
It must lie ixfitble in verify the notei. Ad
lire") "sodfly lilltor." Ktrnlnx 1'ubllo
l.iilncr. 000 Chestnut treet.
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Photo hy Photn-Craftrri.
MISS MARIE IIUBEB
Who will bo nn aide ut tho benefit
rummage sale to be given this week
nf 1024 Chestnut street;
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MISS JANK JIAUI.K
Uauglilcr of Mr. nml Mrs. Charles r.iMaulo. f 'Jlil7 llitten-
liottsc siiiiarc, who ravu a dinner on Satuiday eveniuj; before
Mrs. Troth's: Dancing Class in honor of Miss IsiUiel Fisher,
of IiulUinotv, wlio was her gucsl over the week-end.
IN LIBERTY LOAN ARMY
Nearly 100 Members of Emer
gency Aid Eagerly Await
Opening Gun in Battle
Miiiibirs nf tho joungir set are going to
take a pinmlnent pari in Ihc thhd l.lhoily
Loan ihlve. whlcli will stall April fi. Nearly
100 girls, all of whom are meinbciH of I ho
Cnieigency Aid. hive In en preparing for thu
battle for tlio last two wicks.
These oimg workers participate. InwuMy
drills on the roof of tho Wun.im.ikor liulM
Ing and aio eagirly siwaltlug the llrlng of
the gun announcing the opening of tho bond
campaign, The work of this company bus
elicited favorable onnncnt fiom oillcers In
tbe t'ulttd StiiKs ai in The drills mo In
charge of Captain J Gohln Cranage.
Their activities In loumd'on with thowoik
of the women's I.lbeity Loan (onunltlco will
bo direct! d by Mis. Noun. in MacLeod, It
was announced by Mrs. Mad.eoil vcsteiday
that her "Anny In Uluo" would tako chingo
of sl booths In thu central section of tlio
city. I!ootliH will be cricoid! In the Liberty
statue In front of City Hull and In tlm Waua
maker store. Others will be. tumid at tho
Glrard Trust llulldlng, the lMlmuc-Str.it-ford,
North Ainu lean llulldlng ami tho Com
mercial Trust Comp:in llulldlng.
In addition to thilr work at these sit
booths, the aides will bo subject to call for
duty In connection with thu sale of bonds
ut other booths In vaiiou:! sections of the
c,t.
llesides Mrs MniLcod, the director, the
nllluls of the "ann" aio Captain. Greicheii
Clay and Charlotte IJrow'n : pcutenautH,
Agnes llrocl.lo. Margaiot Thayer Margaret
Dunlap mid Mary Uiovvn Warburton , ser
gantn, Margaut Ilerwlnd and Mars ( lark.
Hire ale the pilvatcs:
llll'.abeth llroikle Calheilne C.is--ard Mr
Chailos C.hoate. Jr. 13mtly Cooke l.le.inor
Davis, Mrs. I'pton Favorite Sarah Fiunklln
Sydney I'lanklln, Mis ilovvaid Hansen
Ithel lluhn. Alice Perry, Sib.vl Thompson.
Mary Poicher. Doiothy Ill.iir. Genett Farlca,
13(11111 Itolilnson, Mrs. Donald Jenks, I3mll
do Kosenko, I.enoro McCall. Lnulsa N'ewlm,
Mary l'ancoast and Sarah Penio.-e.
Mrs. 13 II. Casnitt, Harriet Deaver, Olivia
Gazam, Han let Goyelln Mary D. N't vvbold,
Mary Sharpies", Isabello Pago, IMlth Wilson,
Hetty Klllntt Mary Knight, Mary Law.
Trances Leaf. Jane Maule, Pansy Scott.
Susan Stuart, Helen lirlnton, Mary lirool.e
I.ucllo Carter. Alexandra Dolan, Gladys Fo,
Lisa N'orils, Kitty Smith, Alva Sergeant,
Mrs. John H Thajer, 3d, and Umiu Dorr.
Itrbccca Thomson. Hannah Wright, Mrs.
Hcckschcr Wcthdlll, LlUatxth Anbury,
Louise Ashhurst, Lsther Jean fJoclimau, Mary
LoulEe Caldwell, Catherine Coe. Mis. Travis
Coxe, Alma Curtis, Pauline Dciakl.i, Mary
Dercum, Mrs. Graham Dougherlj. Cliarlotto
rahnestock, Margaiet Hughes, Hop" Mc
Mlthuel, Mis. Doer Newton, Geitiude Pan
coast. Mm. Iluiry Pattou. Nancj Sillers,
Io?ta Sullivan, Constanco Vauclalu and Mary
N'ortls.
$150,000 FUND ASKED
FOR TWO INSTITUTION
Campaign Will Be Launched Tonight for
Deaconess Homo and Christian
Workers' School
A campaign to ralso $150,000 for tho
Deaconess House and tho Philadelphia
School for Christian Workern of the Presby
terian and Itoformed Churches has been de
cided upon. The Deaconess House, at 1 122
IM Spruce street, has been noted for Its ex
cellent work. Tho campaign, which will last
ten days, villi bo launched tonight nt a
dinner at tho llellevue-Stratford. where tho
campaign headquarters are. Sylvester S.
Marvin Is chairman and Thomas It P.itton
vice chairman of the executive committee
Mrs. Perry S, Allen Is chairman of the
woman's division. M. L. Johnstone Is the
campaign director. ,
Annual Muslcale on Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Qeoige Hamilton, of ItUlge
avenue, gavo their annual muslcale on Sat
urday evening at their homo for the mem
bers of the Hellman Council. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty, of which Mr. Ham
ilton Is deputy. Among the guests woro Sirs.
Hduard llaker, Mrs. Deborah McMurtrle,
Mis. Mabel Hagerty, Miss Minnie Jankc,
Mrs. Laura La Porte, Mrs. James McMurtrle,-
Mlsa Ada Diingan, Miss Anna Fulton.
Miss lleba Dunlap, Mrs. Frederick Iludenr,
Mrs. Esther Kroth. Mrs, Joseph Wyatt, Mr,
John ltoy, Mr. W. Harbison, Miss Margaret
Hoyle and Mrs. Joseph Godschall.
Elect Officers for This Year
The members of the Clthtens' Patriotic
Committee of the Falls of Schuylkill elected
the following officers und board of directors
at Its last meeting at the White House; Hon
orary president, Mrs. Kllxabeth Dobsou Al
temus; president. Mr. Krnest Carvvardlne;
lce president, Mr. John Kyle; secretary,
Mrs. Charles W. Uothvvell: assistant secic
tary, Mr. -John Wattj treasurer, Mr, Joseih
Illyt Mrs. William Gray, Mrs. Alfred
jlrnc, Mrs. James Lawson, Mrs. Annie
SivarU and Mhjs Grace Kelly,
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SOLDIERS WILL SHUN
KNITTING SISTERHOOD
Guliek Tolls Girls One Interested
in Athletics Will J3e
Sought
rw orK, M.llLll I "
The nthlctlc gfrl will attract llio lionieeiini.
ing soldlir Inueli moie than her Knitting sis
ter, Dr. T.mlier H. Guliek, mitionat president
of tho Camp Fire Girls, told 2000 oung
women delegates nt their annual p.itilotle
council 111 i. Ill this city.
Doctor Guliek meiilly returned from tho
W'esltrn fronl. where he made a moral sur
vey for the V. M. C A war council. While
visiting the Ainirle.m troops he. was under
lire for eight hours
"The American soldlfis," Doctor Guliek
said, "are becoming accuslomcd to outdoor
life, and the girl of their cholco will bo ope
who has alio led ihc outdoor life and who Is
Interested In outdoor sports. They me tho
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MKS. E. S. REDDING
Of 'J!157 North Park avenue, who is
active in various entertainments
that hravc been given for the soldiers.
Joll, InUrestiug tvpo of girls, and that Is
what Is Intended to bo cultivated among the
Camp Fire Girl".
"Do oii think for one mlnuln that after
tho war any girl would care for a soldier
who spent his time, knitting and who re
turned homo wearing a urcss? No. Neither
will a soldier care for tho girl who wears
military (ov-tuiues but loses tho desire for
healthy outdoor paetlmes. Tho men will want
a good time and only Jolly girls will meet
tho demand."
Doctor Guliek said the moral status of the
troops In the American cantonments In
Franc was excellent and that condition.!
wcto constantly improving.
President Wilson, who Is honorary presi
dent of tho Camp Flro organization, sent the
following nusfiago:
"I wish I knew of some useful advice to
glvo you, as you suggest, but apparently the
Camp Fire Girls do not stand in need of
advice to be eltlcicnt "
'SAVETHECORNOF1918!'
CRY OF WOMEN'S ARMY
Threatened Shortage Speeds
Plans of Feminine Farm
Labor Leaders
A threatened corn shortage Is giving Im
petus1 to the drive of the Women's Grand
Army of America for recruits for tho worn
in's land urmy. organized to fulfill tho alms
of the blogan, "Savo the Corn for 1918."
Plaiis of tho Women's Grand Army were
announced today by Mrs. J. Willis Martin,
president of tho Gaiden Club of America,
for recruiting women to answer the tall of
George T. Powell, of Orchard Farm, Ghent,
N" Y who has sent out a warning that there
Is serious danger of u shortage In the corn
crop this year from Injury to tho seed by
freezing. Mr. Powell is ono Of tho farmers
of New York State who employed women
from the Bedford unit ns farm, laborers In
1917 and found them, he says, In many re
spects superior to men. Jle Is now agricul
tural advisor of the women's land army.
The women of the army will live In their
own barracks and will hire out at farm labor
prices In groups of two und three and up
ward. They will be, transported to, and from
their work, sleeping In their own camp and
carrying thejr own food. The recruits are
from professions and trades and must pass
a physical examination much like that which
(Voldlcrs undergo.
MRS. KAUL DODGE
Who, with her husband, Lieutenant
Dodge, has returned from Water
town, N, Y.', and will make her home
in this city. Mrs. Dodge is at pres
ent staying with her mother, Mrs.
William Longstrcth, of Kitchen's
lane, Chestnut Hill
URGES MOTHERS DAY
MESSAGE TO TROOPS
Miss Anna .Tarvis, Founder, Also
Suggests That Sons
Send Cheer
' Write" Molhois, send a mesiago of good
cheer to your bo In camps I Sons, write
to jour mothers."
This Is tho special messngo of Mother's
Day this jear from tho founder, Mlsa Anna
Jat vis, or this city.
MhIIici'h Day, a day of good cheer, of
b.ipplnrss, reverence and sacrlllca for
mother" nml sill the lofty Ideals that the
name convojs, 1ms been aekuow lodged by
the Government as a special Hag day and
is the second Sunday In May. It has been
(clcbiated iis a day of filial devotion, n day
when sons should endear themselves to their
mothers with little tokens of rcineinbranco
or loiters.
'ihlo car, wlih thousands of our "sons'
giving tlm sumo idealistic devotion to the
c.'ui'.o or tight and Justice, It Is only lilting
that we should honor and cheer them Send
them gifts and letters from home. And so
the Mother's Dav International Association
Is urging that tho messago bo curried Into
tho camps through tbo letters from homo,
tho v. M, C A. and all societies connected
with the welfare of tho bos In tho nrmy.
Special puttlotlc services ending with a
prayer for "mother" will bo preached ot all
tho camps as well ns In tho churches,
lluy Double Memilng
"Mother's Day should carry u double mean
ing to us today," Miss Jarvls said. "Moro
than ever mothers should bo honored. They
aio the ones who aio making tho greatest
sacrllloes In tho lingo light for peace and
Justice. They are giving the country brave,
strong and good men to reclaim tho woihl
from militarism. They have made their
Ideals their bo.vs' Ideals, and so wc should
not forget tho boys."
It must have been a wonderful mother that
Inspired such a degree of devotion In her
(laughter. Miss Jarvls has fought a hard
battle in bringing this Idealist day Into being.
Since Us beginning, in 1908, It has spread
throughout tho country until It Is observed
In virtually every Stuto and even In uome
places abroad
"Wo want to hrlng Mother's Day to every
bnv In camp and to all thu boys who aro In
France," .Vllss Jarvls continued. "Mrs. Wil
liam G. Sharp, wife of the American Am
1, ssador to I-'rancP, has consented to for
ward the work among tho boys over there.
Special services bv tho chaplains and a
pr.iver for 'mother'' will bo heard Just back
of the trendies. In the hospitals, too, tho
mes'.igo will bo forwarded. Whlto carna
tions will greet tho Invalids wherever It 1(
posiblo to get Hum One woman who Is
working In an AmoiU-an hospital In Frinoo
has agreed that every one of her thousand
Iiovr shall get the mvxsago In one way or
another '
Would lluj War Stamps
Tho wearing of a white carnation, the
emblem of "motherhood." has been ono of
the rustnms of the dav. This year Mlsi
Jarvls is suggesting that peoplo buy war
savings stamps Instead. It Is hoped that tbe
Government will luc the little while but
tons, symbolic of the dav, to Individual:) who
puichaso war savings stamps the week pre
i edlng Mother's Day, for, as MIsn Jarvls said,
"white carnations have become sc.uco."
"Florists inaugurated the custom of using
red ones, and now they aro uiglng tho uso
of any and all How em." oho said. "This Is
not a commercial day. It Is a universal
vvolfaio day and we want all to Join In It.
Tho flowers are expensive, and the sentiment
of tho flowers Is broken when the while, car
nation Is not used. So 1 ftel that .no Lay
ing of thrift stamps in far more patriotic
and the ltttlo white button will mark tho
spirit."
Tho special "Mother's Day" services for
tho churches will bo a patriotic one this year,
with a prajcr for "mother" at the very end.
It cannot fall to bring a throb of gladness
to tbo mothers, somo of whom may bo lor
rowlng for their boys by that time, to knew
that a prayer Is being lifted up In clinches
nil over the country at 12 or 12:15 o'clock
on May 12.
.ACADI1MV OP MUSIC
T)HILADELPHIA
T ' ORCHESTRA
LKOPOLD RTOKOWRKI, Conductor
KIIIIIAV AITKnNOON, MAUCH i'L', AT S 00
SATUIIDAV KVENINU, MAUCH -.'3. AT 8;15
HUS3IAN rilOUKAM
TSCIIAIKOWHKY
Hmphonlc Poem, "llomeo et Juliet"
AUUNSKY Variations on a Theme of
TMchntkowsky for String Orchetra
niMSKY-KOnSAKOW Caprlcclo Emafmol
HKHYAUIN "Poems d I'Extaae"
1IOHODIN "Dances of tho polovt-txkl
Maldem from 'Prince Igor' "
Heats NW on EJale at Huppa's. lllu Chmnut
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Till! ORIC11NAI. CYCIX3NIC COMEDIENNB
EVA TANGUAY
JiombaiM Her Auiltenc With IUpptney
IMHOF, CONN & COREENE
jlarla l.o t Co. I Dorothy Oranviu. others.
GAYETY "l'hDy
LADY JJUCCANUEna
Hunting a Husband
By MAIIY DOUGLAS
ft'owrlpfill
CIIAPTiJll XIV
Being an Outsider
n
SAW a new look come over Captain Dono-
ail's face. He respected tne. Perhaps
1 was not so much fun. Hut ho bad learned
that I was not the kind that could bo Idly
kissed and forgotten
Tho Captain tovered up tho uwkvvatdness
of thu situation. Wo had drawn up In front
of tho Iload Tree Inn, lie called In a banter
ing tone to tho others of the house-party.
"Loitering along the way with a pretty
girl." Wllfied Hale called out In return.
And yet wasn't that what 1 was doing? I
was loitering along the way. So far I had
Accomplished nothing nothing Perhaps I
was slightly more attractive, llecause I had
time now to brush my hair. To give a faint
pink glove to inr nulls To put on my
simple frocks wllh care To powdir my
nose'
These girls are farther along the road
than 1. et the oldest among them Is onlv
twenty-one. She Is considered experienced,
sophisticated by the test. And 1 am twenty
five. Hut they havo been preparing fo- tlio
marriage game slnto they Hist went nut with
their nurses, to nlicy In tlie nark. And 17
1 have been working struggling First to
gel n position. Then slowly ilslng until I
was Independent. Fntll nt Inst I ioiiUI belli
out nt home with small comforts, And now,
I have thrown It all up to go Into this new
game. It Is not vet. "I mtii, I see 1 con
ciuer," as 1 learned In high nhool. Hut
Just, "I conic. I see "
I came back sharply from in reflections
For Captain Donovan find 1 wrro going up
tho slops to tho Iload Treo Inn
It Is a fascinating place. My (IrM cspeil
ence of the kind. A green lawn, over which
me scattered tables and chairs of green A
latge awning covers It all. While creeping
vines clamper up the trellis that shuts out
the sight of the road.
'Cock-tails?" asked James Meria, ii" the
looked around at the pretty faces of the
girls
'For me, thank ou,'' or merely a nod
was his answer.
As ho rnmn to mo I shook my head
".Vo?" be iisKed.
".'n, thank ou," 1 said 1 heard my voice
It sounded thin.
Ills expression did not change. Hut 1
caught the lift of nn ovebrow here, the
dent of a dimple there The pause was al
most Impeiceptllilc. Tho laughing conversa
tion went on as hefore. The carefree gayety
of attractive girls, and men, who lount for
something.
Hut in that pause t felt I had In en
weighed : and found wanting. I was, "No
sport " I was almost out of It.
Tho cocktails c.uno. The glrM sat sipping,
while I Idly plajed with a ilowcr m my
place.
Tom sat next to inc.
"How do you like it. Sara?" ho asked,
wllh u sweep of his nrm over tho pretty
scene.
I" do like It," I sulil. Hut there was a
clioko in my voice.
Tomorrow, Mj I.te Itelurns to Hnotl.
BROAD TONIGHT at 8 Sharp
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"Some I'lianes of J'rearrit-liaj notaWy,"
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8 o'clock. Admission free. j
i.ievenm annual ball, Kerry Men' rr(
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'clock,
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