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Maxine Elliott Entertained at Stotesbury Home.
Nancy "Wynne Discusses Drexel-Thompson Wed
ding; Romance That Remains and Income Taxes
Mns, sTOTi:snniY u roiik? to Kive
Mnxlno Klllott a tea thin BftDrnoon nt
5 o'clock nt licr homo, 1025 Walnut street.
Mrs. Stotesbury Jimt returned from Wash
Ington on Tuesday, where she'd been busy
with tho navy auxiliary, and vent up to
the opera that night. She was looHltir
cry handsomo In n darkish kovvii and
umall diamond onyimcnt In her hair. The
Bagleys. from Washington, vvero In the
box with her nnd Miv Stotesbury, and Tan
nic Mitchell, too.
Miss Elliott hat dono ciulto a Rood deal
for tho war uoilc and a Interested In
everything that has to do with our tilt),
mate lctory. Hesldcs all this, sho Is cer
tainly ono of tho prettiest women on the
jtago today and It will certainly be'ii treat
to meet her.
SO liM.AHHTlI THOMPSON and John
Drc.xcl havo ilocldcd to be married on
April 27. Tvo been cspcctliiR 'ho hovvk
for soma time, for when' their ciiRnRrment
ua announced 'twas Mild that the wedding
would rubably talto plate In the spring.
John lias been living In New York with
his parents for untie" ycais. and though
he has como back to I'lilladclphi.i for n
number of his family's parties bo Is dis
tinctly a New Yoikcr. I Imvo not sccn
him since ho gtew to full man's estate,
but he was a good-looking joungslcr mill
n extremely nlco one nnd from nil tho
line things 1 hao heard about him, I have
no reason to think that ho has changed
In any respect. In fact, t understand
Elizabeth Is about to mutry a mighty line
fellow.
He was not pas&cd for the niiny, sonic
phjslcal defect, I believe, which kept him
from being a good soldier, mj lie entered
heart and soul Into Y, SI. 0. A. woik and
has dono splendid things.
I am sorry to hear Sirs. Diesel, who Is
out In Canto. B.irlnni, Is too ill to come
Vast for tho wedding. I do not mean that
the Is dangerously 111, bi.t sho luih- had n
mere sickness, and It Is not judged wl.se
for her to tn ko the trip. Sho was Slls.s
Alice Troth, of this city, ou Know, a sis
ter it SIlss Umily Troth, nnd of touo
Sir. Dirxcl is a brother of (leoigo W
Childs Drcscl, of Aiithon.v .1. Dreel, now
living lit llngland, nnd of Sirs. Alexander
Van rtensselacr.' Su jou sec, Kll.abcth
and John will have many Philadelphia i cl
othes besides tho Brit. ton nnd Thompson
tide 'of their family. Kor Kll.abcth's
mother, Slis. do I'oirst Grant, was SIlss
Emilia C. Dilntvjii.
Sir. Thompson died about four cul.s
ago; in fact during IJliabeth's debutante
jcar. nnd later Sirs. Thompson, sho having
married. Sir. do Koicst ti-ant, and her son
and daughter, ilrlnton and KlUabctli
. 'moved to New Yo K Tlie .vcddlng will
take placo at the Grant home lit "0 i:ust
Fifty-fourth sticet, I have not heard nil
about the attendants ct, but I'll tell jou
when I do.
YOU know there's going be that de
lightful Armenian entertainment this
Sftcrnoon nt tho Art Alliance, 1S2J Walnut
street. Tho Art Alllanco uud the Arme
nian committee of the Emergency Aid are
giving tho affair conjointly and tho oung
violinist, Halg Gudenian, Is to lay and
Lena Weber to sing.
I heard a whisper esteVday that tlitio
Is to fce a line biirptlso at tho tea. It
would not do to brcatho what, for It may
be rumor only. Ono thing, however, I am
sure Is not rumor, and that Is the OilCntal
sweets that nrc to bo seived with Persian
coffco and tea. I know they uio to bo
there, and what Is moio they ate to be
good, for didn't I seo somo getting tcatly
jestenky, when, I l.caul the other delight
ful rumor.
t At tho tea a number of the gills of the
Emergency Aid Aides will lecelve In their
Jaunty little costumes. Among them
Rladjs Vox, Saiali Uolan, Lisa Xonls,
Hatty Ccyclln, Sirs. John I). Thayer ad.
Kitty Brlnton. Gietchcn Clay, Harriet
Deaver, Rebecca Thomson, Hannah
Wright, Margaret Dunlap and Ollvlu Ga-
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fefniicy woro li ving the best time. You
- Know, you hear thnt after the Honey
moon Is over nnd tho piosalo every-
day llft begins n lot of tho romance goes
out of love. Well, "ioll tha to the ma-
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- nncs, as tlio saying goes, for iiunrt I see
) a man you and I both know unJ his wife,
iiium sou aim i also Know, in me incuiro
5 Just night before last. And they havo
y teen married nearly four ears and tb.ey
had left nt home to muses care tho dear
est round bundle of a llttlo girl of two
ou ever havo seen, nnd didn't ho when
S. the lights went down, thinking himself
Unobserved, lean over nnd put a lot of man
yaw romance by kissing his wife right
ithin and there. Even sho vas surprised,
' muugn sue Knows now mucn in love witu
t hr ..o Is.
So her fascination for him Is strong as
ver.1 As ono other bmall wlf. said to no
recenty: "Ytni got to keep them guessln'.
vJQu let them know everything there Is
t? know, they'll soon lose nil romance.
vXeep them guessln', -I tell you," And be
lieve n.e, sho keeps her's guessing about
verr other minute, nnd I doubt not the
fflrjt one does, too.
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IjT AM so eorry to hear that Geno Newbold
K Is 111 with tmeumonla. He's n lieutenant
lti..t. . .. . . .
Dr'-ine xvationnl Army, you Know, arm mar.
L-led-Eleanor l'epper Inst summer after ho
I,':", N!aBnra:. Ho und Kleahor havp had a
t,uungaiow near his camp, which they shared
'lth.thj! Edmund Thaycrs. (Kd Thayer nnd
, tne are first cousins, you know). But the
IVers'havo gone further South now. Sir,
rand sirBf Arthur Newbold are Geno'a
J-tarenU and It Is at their home at Laverock
iCjait hu Is HI.
NANCY WYNNE.
Social Activities
Mra. Anthonv (levelln. who has been
fPendlnp a few days nt the Pla Hotel,
pwiTiYprit, returned yesterday to her homo
lA.RrVn XTb nnn.Anlaa kv Vlrtt IlilrrV
i-.Iarti Mrs. Hart will snend the remainder
'-the vvetl; with Sirs. Oeyclln before joining
r-uasoano, m, Washington.
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n.rVJntenca A, Carr, -of tin -navy yari),
Wlfftnln on Saturday afternooa tl
her nt the preent time. SIlss Richards Is n
Brandd.niRhlrr of the late Rear Admiral
Joseph Lannf.in, fnlled Rtites nivy. About
fen-ty giifts have bien Invited, mostly tho
children front, the im a! -et.
Mrs. 1 Srhutc wife of Meutenant Pollute,
l nlted gluten navy, with her ihllilren. has
given up her home on South Lambert street
and will leave thurllv for Virginia,
Sirs. 11. Prank Dubois, of 2W South Clove
land terrace, entertained the member of the
Red Cross bridge club on Tuedtv nfternoon
at her home This club Is composed mostly
of members of the naval set
A surprise ptrty w Riven on Haturdav
evening In honor of Miss Mnry Tress, 1325
South I'lftb street. The decorations of red
and blue were attractive and approprltte for
tlio occasion Among thos.t present were SIlss
Cecilia Hutler. Miss Katherlne Nelilelmnn.
Miss I.enora lllron, SIIs ilessle Steta, MIsh
Hose Slelnklc, Mls Diana Smolen," Mr Sani
li"l Prince, Mr William Pi luce, Mr J,ntils
Treis, SIs I,r.ih Jlerini?.-, Miss Slnllv Ken
dall, Mr .Nathaniel Kaplan and Sir. lMvvnul
K Trcs.
.Ml. and Mis Varl A Donaultz, of North
Pro id street, have left for Jersej City, where
they will be Riiefts of Judge James 1' Claris
and Mis CI.irK Mis lloniwlt?. will be to
incmbereil us Miss Marlon P. Coslello.
A luintiuet was Riven last evening bv tlio
Victoria Club In honor of the treasurer. Sir
Mlscha Omanskv. of 1JI7 South Sevinili
Kieet. who will kav.- on Tuesday for oitlve
duty with the nrinv. The rooms were doto
iitled with American llas nnd the table was
decorated with led whlto and blue tights
There were hlstv kucHs. Sir. SIux (iinansUv,
brother of the soldier, was tuastitt-tster. Sli.
S. Tarach, president, made several tu.ifts
One was "Wliv c Are at War " Mi
Archibald C. Sillier, elrctarv, read several
telcRrtmis i.cPlvcd from fi lends who were
unable to attend Among those present wele
six privates fiom Camp Me ide Mr I.ltwhK
Weiss and Mr I) PlotsK), of .New nrk. sing
somo of their latest souks, accompanied by
Sir. J Archil at the piano An evhlbltlon dnm-e
was Riven bv Mr I. ClohlbetR and Miss Jean
Wilson Sir S Levin and MKs llernlcc Ror
cis, of Siranton, aim did some of their stage
dam lug A servlie n.iR was raised and the
"Stir Spangled Ilanner" vvas sihir bv Sir. II.
rieiicer and Sir. SI Hioun Sir. S Orodetiket
uni oiled a sill, Apiei lean Hag and SIlss Mary
(lUgenhcInt sang "Say a I'raver for the llojs
Over There." Jit. J.uk Ilorivttz was among
the guests.
Sirs G U Cl.ime". cf 312S Noith llioad
street, has as her paest .Mrs. llnriy Dickin
son, of Kt Johns, Newfoundland. On Stands y
SIis Clamer Kino it lumhcon fot the (Jahtx
Club, of vlik'h she Is a member Her guests
Included Mrs Dickinson. Sirs 11 L Shelp.
Sirs. It. htjer, Slis A. Atkinson. S'ts. .1.
C. Applepnte. Sirs Hoi.uo Jones, Mrs W11
mer SI. Kitiscn, Slis Albert Halt. Sirs
Kline, Slis, l.uulis, Slis Harry Sldilons,
SIlss Ma Tiolh, Mrs. t!. V. Tavloi. Mis.
Ch tries Ilerger, Sits. (JeorRO SI Haei, Di.
Lama C.unell, Mis 1! T Patter-on, Sir
l. I, .vionre. viis. i; .x l.ipniiuntt, JIis
Llla Lcshei. Slis. A D Mutton. Sirs ; M.
Costollo, Doi tor Comstoi k. Slis. .John Cal
bouiue. Slis Many Mail Campbell, Sirs. M.
D Devlue, Sirs T I'ole.v. SIlss SI Helicon,
Sirs Summer, Mr- C Vaudii voort. Slis.
ti T Young. Slr P'lank ltiooks. Mih. Joseph
Stiitl, Slis CoolbaiiRh and Slis. W R. Siott.
SIlss I'.dn.t Mail. in Linilnei. daiiRlitcr of
Sir. and Slis William R Lindner, of IIJI
Xorth Park avenue, who has entertained the
nuiines and sallois at the tiavv jard with
songs and Impersonations seviial times din
ing t lie winter. Impersonated tho (ioddess of
Liberty and sang the 'Star Spangled Ilan
ner" on Slomlay evening at an enthuslustlo
p. miotic meeting of the SchuIMll branch
of the Christian Mndeavor Societ) In St Slat
tlicw's Refiiimed Chuich liroad and Mount
Vernon htricts. Sirs VMIIluni St Catleiall,
Sirs IJndiici's sister, wlio haJ Lcen jias.slitR
tho w liner In TIorh, has icturned io her
lioine In .New 'i ork.
Slis Sl.uk Wedislcr. of 431J Xoith Sden
ham sticet, entertained at luncheon on Tues
daj. The decoiations were green, In keep
ing with St. Pattick's Dav Mis. William
Savlll, Shs, Clifford Wright, Sirs. Udvvard
JIRS. MORRIS A. KOTZKER
Whose mnrriaBe took place last Sun
day at the home of the ofikiatinc
rabbi. Mrs. Kotzker was Miss Pearl
Ingber.
Lownsbury. Sirs. William S, Duflleld. Sirs.
Robert Wilkinson, Sirs. Oliver Slumbowcr,
Sirs. Louis Klumpp, .Sirs. Louis Hallej, Sirs
Frank Sexton, Sirs Arthur Dpbson and Sirs.
George ltoultman were the guests
Sirs. Frank Oasltlll, of 4510 North Mlev
enth street, entertained at luncheon on Slon
day. when her guests Included Sirs. Alfred H.
Gibson. Sirs. Frank Paul. SIrH. William II.
Slorrlson. Sirs. Harry II Parker, Sirs. K O,
Harkness, Sirs. T. J Slcllvalnc. Mrs. William
II. Jungkurth, Jr., Sirs Theodora S. IJaker.
Sirs, Rlla Barnes, Sirs. Samuel Abrams and
Sirs. Hugh'Hanna
Lieutenant IMwaril J. SlcOrath and bis
bride concluded their wedding Journey and
arrived In Seattle. W.ifIi., on Saturdaj. Sirs.
SIcCirath was SIL-j Slac M. Hoffinan, daughter
of Sir. and SIk John W. Hoffmin, of 382."
North llroad street. The murrlago tool; placo
on Februaiy 18 In Ti6ga.
MAKING TOUR OF AMERICA
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tains in Washington
Wn.blmtton, Starch 2L Oeneral Chlkushl,
chief of tho royal Japanese military mission
now touring this country, entertained a largo
hreahfust company yesterday.
Thomas Beaumont Hohlcr, of the 11 r It lth
embassy staff, entertained at dinner this ev-
" "viss Slary Temple entertained at the
Bhorclium Id compliment to Mrs, Hubert y,
Fishor, of'SIemphlig .
Mrs, Ryan peverux .Mtertalned yoting
Jina nt Miss Margaret. Pevereux, Who
later took part In the benenperformattce at.
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Two small masculine specimens, whose niotheis, for nil their patriotism,
can't help bcinjr k1.h1 they huve not i cached tlio thaft urc, E. Sncncer
Miller, -lth, is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Spencer Miller. Ild, ot! 'li'XX
Rittenhousc sticet. Oiahame Wood, .li.'s paicnts, Mr. and Mis. Citahamc
Wood, live ut 1SI10 Rittenhousc squaic.
"WAKE UP, VOTERS!"
CRY WOMEN'S CLUBS
I.aunih .Movement Toniubt to Make
"MissiiiK 150,000" Rcpiistcr
for Election
"Hake up, men of Philadelphia, and make
ursdf votcia at the next cUitlon"
'I his Is one of the slogans In the otg.tnlztd
crfolt bv the women's i Inbs ot Philadelphia
to brliiR about a new sphere In tho icglsti.i
tlou of Plilliiiklphl.i voters.
The Intei-AIIUd Cnuiiill for Rcglstiatlim.
the organisation b.n king the movement, will
hold n incdlnR tonight at the Cltj Club to
oiRauIze cffoits of nrioin women's clulu to
nssuio ii iccotd leRlsliatlon this spring
Reprcsintallves ot tho follovvlng organiza
tions have cmiicssciI their Intuition "f being
iilllllated with the movement that plans to
get the l.'.ii.OOU uniegisteied voters of last
cai on the votliiR lists.
'Hie Civic Club, New Cciituu Club, Phlhi
miislan Club, Chamber of Coinnicnc, lntei
Chuuli t'ederatton, Philadelphia Coiifctemji'
Rnard on Prohibition, Tenipeiame and Pub
lit Slorals, Committee of hevrnt.v. Woman's
Christian Tempeianee L'nloii. Anti-Saloon
League. Women s SurrraRc party, .xaiiou.u
Women's p.irt. Philadelphia hictlon Council
ot Jewish Women, Iltothcrltood of Andiew
and Philip. County SIedic.il Societ, Cuitr.il
Youn' .Men's Chrktlan Association. Clt
Pederatlon of Colon ti Women's Clubs and
Philadelphia County Co-operative 'tenipei
unco Cuminltttt-
PENN STUDENTS TO STAGE
"LE MALADE 1MAGINA1UE"
Peifoimance ut Morion Cricket
Will Aid Naval fund of
Red Cross Unit
Club
Slollerc's ' I.e Slnlade Imaglnalie' will be
Riven in the jnlglnal 1'rencli by studints ot
the Unlveisll.v of Pdinslvanla In tho casino
ot the Slerlon Cricket Club. Tlio piocecds
will be donated to the Pulvcislty or Penu
sjlvania wool fund of the Red Cioss Unit,
of which Sirs. T. .Mitchell Hastings Is chair
man. Tlie play will b- followed bv a dance
The cast will Include I'llnn Holmes, '.'I
C. i Mllzabeth Relnhatd, C. C T. ; Dorothy
A. UucklC. '-'1 V.. I Sialic Cuilett, 'Jl M.,
Rei.a Rotlunei, 'M t!. : llboda nublii. MS M I
Joseph II Slejei. MS I) . Mjloii RutsUln.
18 D Henry J. .Metier. MS '. ; Carlos lb r
guldoi '20 C! Juan H. Allso, '18 I), and
Joan 13. H.illcU. M9 I.
An nddltlon.il fe.iluio will bo the singing
of "La Slnrselllako" by Sirs. John Joce
and "The Rattle II Mint, of the Republic' by
Sir. John Joce.
NAVY AUXILIARY HARD AT WORK
Women of Naval Set Sew All Day at
Red Cross Headqunitera
The Navy Auvlllan "f the Red Cioss
meets on Tucsdavs and Fridays at liead
quaiters, 2:.'. South Mlghleenth sticet. On
both of these da)s a number of the women,
ot tho navy ard nie busily tngaged in tho
vailous work assigned for tho period.
Soveral new machines ipilppfd with electric
motors havo been Installed. Just now tbero
Is urgent need for sheets and pillowcases
for use in tho United Service Club, on
Twenty-second street, and tho woik Is such
a splendid ono that few women miss tho
time they spare -to hem up sulllclent equip
ment for seveial beds. Tho women usually
gather about 10 o'clock, nnd some of them
sew steadily all day, txcept. of couuc, the
hour or so taken for lunch. It Is hoped that
In a short tlmo every woman of tho Phila
delphia naval colony will find time to spend
a few hours each week at the workrooms, as
her services would mean so much Just at
this time. Sirs. Grlflln. wife of Captain
drliim, I'. S. N.i of tho Naval Home, Is
chairman of the committee, and sho and
Sirs. Cooper nro In charge on Tuesdas.
whllo Sir's. Clarence A. Cnir. Sirs. Jlajinond
S. Kecs und Sirs Renjamln Fuller take
i-.uo of the work on Frldas, Slost of the
women belong also to tlio Navy Relief.
CHURCH HOME l'UND GROWS
Nineteen Teams Report $25,087 Raised,
in $150,000 Campaign
Nineteen teams promoting the 160,000
campaign for the Deaconess House and the
Philadelphia School for Christian Workers
of the rresbyterlari and Roformed Churches,
at a luncheon yesterday In tlio ISelleyuc
Stratford, reported contributions bad heen
received totaling 126,087.50. Fourteen teams
of women obtained cash.nnd pledges amount
ing to $18,177.60, whllo the tlve teams of men
.obtained 6010. Miss Mildred Crawley s team
"won the honors ot the day by reporting
. J3116.
A flagpole and flag, with a nine-foot figure
of a' deaconess handling the halyards, will
reYnaln en the wa oi me )imerspoon -UIIU
in JaciB Broad itroL.tbroUeteWut th ten-
MYSTERIOUS SINGER
FEATURE OF BAZAAR
Younp Woman WcaiinK Musk Will
Keep Colonnade Patrons
(iiie.ssinp;
If .von are a good rik'smt .voll will bac
an opportunity to win a $100 gown for Hi"
Red Cioss todav at a baigaln which opens
at the Mold Colonnade To land this prle
fol the Red ( loss .Mill liiut guess tilt!
hlenllly cf n nuFierloiis singer who will pat
tlelpate In two muir iultaK
The viiuiir woman, who was formeilv a
munber of a Muropenii grand opera com
panv, will slug at the hotel this afternoon
nt J .10 and tini.ghl it 11:31) o'clock. At
pi est nt her name la "Miss Colly." and to
night her it.vl name inav be known, pio
vlded wme one acrpi tinted with the thrills
nf famous grand tipeia prlin i donnas shall
detect In i.
If ltd name Is lonectly guessed a 10f
gown will be donated b llmiwlt. Teller .
Co to the Mistein Star Auxlll.il of the
Rid Cross. Latei the gown will be auctioned
off and the piocceds will be tent to the bojs
In the trim In s.
At the b.iaar, wlilih will lemalii open
daily fiom noon until mldnlKlit. one mn
proline no nd of useful articles eltliei for
one's self or for friends or relatives who
have answered the call of I'nclo Sam.
WOMEN WILL RE TAUGHT
TO SELL LIBERTY 1JONDS
Willi hading fluamleis as Insluictors,
women workers foi the third Libel ty Jnin
campaign, which begins mi Apill C, will
hrvo an oppoittmltv to learn bond sales
manship, ai cording to announcement made
.vesterda) b Sirs James Stall. Jl , chair
man of the women's lominlttee for the
Thlid I'cdei.i! Resolve DlFtikt. and Sirs
Walter S. Thomson, tliaiimau of the women's
committee for Philadelphia
'the liistructnis will be men unusually suc
cessful In selling bonds of all sorts
Volunteers foi this saleNWork will be wel
comed In the woimn's hcaihiuarters la the
Lincoln Building, foi theie are vacancies to
bo filled In every pait of the city. Tlio In
struction will bo given without cost to tho
vohuueiis .
Another course In the l.lnott Loan School
of Instruction will be teaching in pubilu
speaking Sirs. Joseph .". Snellenburg,
tliaiimau of tho speaki rs' buieau, Is sending
out letters to get voluiitecis tu spiak at the
booths
Women volunteers. It was announced also,
will be needed to dlsti Ibilte printed matter
In the vniioui piution-pu Hue theaties, stores
and th- homes In a house-to-huiiso lattvass.
MRS. WILSON'S COUSIN
BECOMES ENSIGN'S BRIDE
New Vorl.. SInicb 21 SIlss Sllgnon Toby,
daughter of Mdw.ird Toby, 315 West Sevcnl
ninth sticet, and previously of New Orleans,
La. was married to Hnslgn William ChMhs
Slfnzles, r. S N. R. at tho Church of tho
IrnnsflRiiratlon, by thu Rev. Ueorgo CI. irk
Houghton
Unly members of (he Immediate families
wile piesiut, as tho wedding preparations
woie liuiilid bicaiiso of the war onlcra
utelved bv the bildtgroom SIlss Toby whs
given nvuiv bj hir father. The late Sirs
Tbj, moUier of tlio bride, was SIls-s Nancy
Hulling, of Virginia, and was a cuiisln of
Slis Woudiow Wilson, wife ot President Wil
son. Sir. Slciulcs left Vale L'nPersltj to Join
the service last nuing RiisIrii John SRiuIch,
I! K N It, brother of tho brhlfgrooni.
was best man l.'iislgn Slen.les Is reUttd to
tho Marl of Scalleld, of Scotland.
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MISS DOROTHY POWER
Of West Philadelphia, vyho has been
entertaining nt the various recrea
tion centers ior the men in the serv-
,ic. MUs Power, .Will play at a Urftv-
Mlss Fewer, wil) play at a mg
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WOMEN VOLUNTEERS
PERFORM GREAT WORK
Auxiliary of Red Cross Makes
1!),MG Garments for Hospitals
in Two Months
New Vmk, Match .'I.
'Un thou-.tud feet of floor space, sKleen
'm thins, i.ieli woikiiiR undir the illudlou of
a caiit.ilu, with '.'00 women dally ami loom
for lastly :'1H1 inoie all this and a total of
I',! Ii', gaimints made fiom November to
.MjuIi, Is un ipltome or the Hctlvltles and
niiiu of the Voluntcct Mo'-pitat liaiinent
Will kllloll)
This oiRinliitlon Is an .iunUI.ii y of the
N.iw Voik County I'hnptd of the Red Cross,
ninl lug in In a small waj la-l summer at
li il Renili. It Is now the biggest war teller
woiliiooui In tin Pulled States devoted i x-
iluslvcl to the inamifacttiiu of hospital Rai
ments Il has giuwn to its pieent ptopoitlons
under the illicclion of suih women as Slis
llemv Itlleson, Slis Mdvvln c Vugcl. Slis
Many Aiigelo. ,li , Sirs. Mainion Augut.
Vlis ugust Hehnont, Slis Daniel Miiggen
helm Slis Philip L.vdlg. Slis. Ch.iiles Car
Ruiiic. .Mi Arthur Sachs, 2.U. Jacob II
Schlff and Sirs James Specr.
SAVE YOUR CLOTHES,
BELGIANS NEED THEM
Philnilclphinns Aio Asked to Lend Aid
to Victims of War
With the advent of warm weather, Phlla
delpldans have' been asked to wear tOO tons
less i-lothes. This icnuest has been made by
Mcrheit Moovei. In Franco and Helgium
babies aie sleeping in old newspapers, Tliou
sands aie ragged and sulTerlng. Human sm
patbj and patilotlsm will tell all lojal Phlla
dclphlans what the shall give for tills cause.
All kinds of clothing and shoes will be
giatcfully leeulved at ::'1 South 'Mihd street,
wlieie a reiclvlng station of the Itcd Cross
has been established under a committee,
beaded by Slis. j, (lardnei Cassutt, to for
ward all clothing thus contributed to the
Commission for Relief In Ilelglum in New
Yoik city
This special appeal has been made by Sir
Hoover because of his Intimate knowledge ot
conditions In Ilelglum. It Is a nation-wide
dilve, from Slaidi 18 to :'5, to obtain 1000
tons of linperativcl needed clothes.
Hut give nothing with lubber in It, foi the
i.'euuans will pet It if ou don't watch out
'I lie committee has pointed out that the rub
ber Is bad! needed by tho Uermans. ;vP.
nlng clothes and sllppcis are not desltdl
On .Mrs Caas.vtt's committee ai o Slis Moiace
Riock, Slis Albert Lucas, Sirs. Ueorgc P.
White and Sirs llajaid llenr,v. Contilliutors
mo rtiiuested lo tuin In their gifts to any
Red Cross Auvlllai if more convenient and
to not confc the piesent committee with
tho permanent Uelglan relief committee of
tho Minergency Aid ot which Slis. Baj.ud
Henry Is chairman.
COUNTESS TO AID DRIVE
Relative of Philadelphia Family Will
Help War Fund
New nrk, Slarch CI. Scarcely ten min
utes after the newly orRanlzed and Incor
porated Amcrkuii Committee for Devastated
France bad moved Into Its leiipor.iry ipi.it.
teis, 1 West V'oitleth street, the chairman
announced that It had a neve attraction to
offer In the peisuit of Cointcsse de Firyas,
who Is evpectcd to mrlve from Pinnce nct
vv eek
The new loniiultlee Is the offshoot of tho
American 1'und for Trench Wounded, nnd,
with SIlss Anno Storgan and Sirs A St.
Dike at the bead of its civilian committee,
has been doing reconstruction work on tho
Alsne Tlio new headquarters Is the studio
occupied for some time by SIlss Storgan, and
It will be maintained only until the new
ipiarters, nt 1C Mast Thirty-ninth street, are
ready for occupancy,
SIlss Slorgan said that the Condense de
Rryas, who Is related to the Willing family,
of Philadelphia, of which Sirs. John Astor
Is a member. Is one of tlio five most beauti
ful women In Prance She Is coming to this
country to lecture and tell by word and pic
ture of tho rehabilitation work undci taken
by the Slorgan-DIko unit when It was a
part of the civilian committee of the Ameri
can Fund fop French Wounded
FUND FOR CHRISTIAN
WORKERS GROWS FAST
Captains Meet at Bcllovue-Strntford and
Show Total of $30,7G8
Raised
The len-day campaign of the Philadelphia
School for Christian Workers to ralso Jlfill.-
000 is gi initially reaching Its goal. At to
day's luncheon of the team captulns. held in
the Clover Room of the nellevue-Stratford.
JJC83 hail been added, making the grand
total to date J30.768. The championship
banner for tlio most collections, was awarded
to SIlss Agnes Allen, Captain of Team No. 10.
who collected 11761 today.
The campaigners were addressed by Robert
V. Veivch, D. 1., former religious worker of
Camp Dlx, and who is now preparing to sail
for Franco. In his talk he lauded tho prin
ciple of tholr work, and the necessity for the
assistance nf deaconesses,
"There Is nothing more fascinating,' ho
said, "than the Rlble If well understood, and
1 elo not know of nn thing more essential In
this war, than the work of this school."
Td Instruct the campaigners In the proper
method of approaching an' unwilling con
tributor, Mrs- St, L. Johnstone, Campaign DI-
' rwrtor, read to jnem iih( pla
rHor, reu io jnem bwjtv piyiet ,wti
i uizrir j
ASK GIRLS TO ENLIST
IN WOMEN'S LAND ARMY
Recruits l'rcm City Strong in Drive to
Organize Unit to Aid Nation
Women and girls of the city who think
they would like to do their bit for the
I'nlted States by working on farms will ba
welcome to attend n Iectur6 this evening at
8 o'clock tn the auditorium of the Chamber
of Commerce, Wldener building, on "The
Women's Land Army." This lecture Is to
be delivered by Sirs. I . Ogllvle. head of
the geology department of H.trnard College,
who nlso acted last summer as the dean of
the Uedford Pnlt of the Women's Land
Army, where slsty women nnd girls lived
In an old farm house as barraiks and worked
on farms nf the surrounding section. SIlss
Christie Dojle, of Hrjn Slawr, who also
belonged lo the unit, will give her expert
i nces.
The Pennsvlvntila Association of Women
Workers, under whose auspices this lecture
Is to be held, also expects to start such a
unit this sutnmei at Whitford Lodge, Whit
ford, Pa.
CITY CLUH HAS NEW EVENT
Olllclsls of the City Club have Inaugurated
a Thursdiy (veiling dinner, beginning to
night. It will be a weeklv affair, nt which
the members will diteitnlu guests. Women
will be Invited
An lufotm.il dance will he held Saturday
evening,
SPRING VACATION ORDERED
Tho Philadelphia public sdiools will bo
ilosed fiom l'rlday afternoon until the Slon
da after Master, It was announced by Wil
liam Pick, secictury of tlio Hoard of Mduca
lion, .vesterday
"It Is generally reiognUed by educational
and medical authorities that at this time ot
the car many of the teachers need tho
week's rest," said Mr. Dick. "This regula
tion of suppljlng the rest Is a wlso one and
is bcueflcl.il to both teachers and pupils."
WoililiiiK at Home of Rabbi
The wedding of SIlss piarl Ingber and
Dr SIoiri A Kotzker look place last Sun
lit 'I lie iciemony was performed bv Rabbi
II ' L. l.evcnlhal at bis rerldenco, 716 Pino
sticet. 'I be bride was.Rlvcn In marriage by
lit-t niothu, Mrs. l'rariies Ingber. She was
attended b Slis Tlllle Weiss and Sirs. Al
beit J. liiRber as bridesmaids. Sir. Albeit
J. Ingbd vi as best man.
Immediately after the cciemnnv the bride
Rioom and brldo left for 'an extended w Hi
ding trip. They will live at 7901 Mustwlck
avenue
.Military Wedding in Gcrmantown
Tiio wedding of SIlss Theodore Ross,
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Ross, of
Wlssalilckon avenue and I'psal street, Ger
msntowp, to Lieutenant John William Kees,
P. S A R. son of Dr. and Sirs. Charles
Kejes, of iliccno strei t, (lermmitovvii, tool;
Plato nt 5 o clock jesterday afternoon at the
homo of the bride, the eremony being per
foimed by Dr. William Porter Lee.
Sliss Rofs was Riven lu.inai 1 lage b bet
father and was attended by her sister, SIlss
Janet Ross, as flower gill
At the conclusion of their wedding tilp
Lieutenant and Sirs Ke.ves,wlll go to Vli
glnl.i, where Lieutenant Kc.ves Is stationed.
Hunting a Husband
By MARY DOUGLAS
(Lopyrlahl)
A Man's Opinion
CMAPTMR XVII
mill: motor took us down to tho tialu.
I
i gave a last loon at, .erio nouse mat
lovely white and green h6usc spreading out
over green lawns.
James Sleile drove me down We were
rather silent on the wa. Ono is that way
with him Yet It is not an uncomfortable
silence I feel almost more Intimate.
"I want to see ou In town." he said: "I
should like to talk with Oii about tho
French churches that ou spoke of"
"The I'lench chinches that I Fpokc of!"
How gladly I would forget them and all
that has tn do with that ipilckly spoken lie.
Will It ncv r ceaso to haunt me?
And et he wanted to see me!
"I hope I shall see ou," I said I meant
It, too.
James Sleile Is not the kind of man to take
an Interest in ou and then forget ou. 1
knew that I would seo him. I fel,t pleasant! v
excited and happy. 1 was on the high road
to my desiie.
The train drew- ur A huge lion monster
In that unlet little country station
Our good-bvs were said found niself
settled beside Tom, with my bags at mv feet
and ever thing nlcelv arranged Mood old
Tom, he is not one to lomance about, but
he Is so comfortable, no lompaulonable I
fettled iiU" mv old self with him
"Mora." said Tom, when the scenery had
lost lis tlrst newness and seemed nothing but
ii Lipid lace of telegiaph poles, "Saia, what's
this about this Kiciie.li business tills con
vent"" oh. Tom" 1 suld, "don't be tiresome' I
couldn't have those people know I was only
a secrcl.il-, dependent on niself fot my
living"
Well. Id like to know what's the matter
with being a sci'ictui" I'd wager some or
those girls would be glad to know enough"
"Know enough?" 1 said scotllngly
"Yes know enough," Tom went on. "Do
vou know llttlo Anne Jones wus talking to
mo esterday about doing something h'ho
said she was tired of Idling around" Look
at the other gills They are all eager to elo
something Aren't they taking "First Aid"
and Red Cross work?
Oh, ves. Tom, but that's Just becauso It's
smart to do that now ",,.,
"You're wrong, hain 1 don t like jour atti
tude. Hut we are getting nvvuv fiom what
1 wanted to talk about Why did you He?"
"It was the easiest way out." 1 said.
Tom looked at me n moment. Disappoint
ment was In bis ocs "That's not llko the
old Hara, ' he said "Do ou know that ou
were alwas tlio spirit of truth to me?"
"li'H my last lie, Tom," I said
He grasped m bund "(iood for ou "
Tlieio's something e'onifoitlug about Tom.
Tomorrow I) Uruurngemen t
I
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CANNOT STAY LONflKn
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Mltlta nt S 1
Mats ffrt, sml Snt.
THE BIG
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Greatest Dancing
and Singing Show
in the World
"THE TIP-TOE SHOW"
pADDTflf NIGHTS AT 8:15
JA1I1VI. Mats. Wed. & Sat.
HERE'S ANOTHER GREAT
BIG MOROSCO SUCCESS
OLIVER SlOnObCO l'rciienti
Arthur lUchman'M New Comedy Drama
,THE
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MRS. FISKE
IN A NEW PLAY .
SERVICE
Ity HENRI LAVEUAN,
ot thn Academic Kraneal..
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niBcnuEt) nv lord dunsany's
A NIGHT AT AN INN
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riNRfiKr
. Woman's Club nf Unsrllimore. Junlr I
lion, meets nt the home of Mrs. John
1 .I.I.... A ..l-,- f
"""". o uc-iock. .Mciniiers.
lllllMralrd Irrtnrr. "TI,.. u.,.n u-.
of the Ancient World." by Mdgar J.'Bari
aUiplct'S Of the l.'llloriltv Kl.n.U I
clety, Association Mall, dermantownril; f
O C'loek .Vlln, lu-ln.. nl jf?'
". niirerorKBiin," aiiiiremi h.r Ir. Ail
L Krobcr, of tlio Pnlverslty of California '"
Houston Hall, University of Pennsylvantafc.
8 o'clock. 1'reei. '
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V . r,,,ua"' ana i cercle KrancAlB,vJij
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. ....... ....,., Kciurii uy i. an tiarnes; au unn n
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Itberspoou Hall, 8 o'clock. Admission JH't
charge.
VMM j
Ilimtrnlrd
lecture, "1 lie Women's X.aiMf'
ya s '
arm, by Professor I II. Ogllvle. of Bar.,AKIsi
nard College; I'hllomuslan Club, a o'clocl
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WARNING
TO rHILADELPHIAN8 Wj
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vvoni Jim receuej from New York
tieler In les than la hours nt ih
x
llrst pTfonnance WonJoy nltht of
IlLANClli: lloMtnrvw
BATES iv BLINN?
IV
"GETTING TOGETHER"
the entire house'was olrt out for tht
bnlniuo cf tho rk. If jou Intend
wclng tils ihrllllnB war pl, uad.r
ho nu.plcer of ih, u. a.. Hrttl.i, a,"
Lanaillan lioierrnne-nts, and for their
tar ",u,t B,t 5ou.r
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