JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Madame Carnoy, of Belgium, Will Speak at Inde pendence square Auxiliary oi Keel Cross on Monday A Tale of the Stars .-av ifn nf Professor Car- IMnov of the University of Pcnnt-jl. HlUnoy. m professor of Louvaln. ttlf.m tvill speak to the woikcra of tho lwW.nce Snuoro Auxiliary of the Ucd W next Monelav afternoon at 3 o'cloctt, ,ir Hampton h Carroll, rortner Auor " oSneral of Pcnnsjlvanla. will Intro- dMemeCr'carno 1 tho bister of Suzanne Jrcruy who lPUo "MernI months nK0 .,., thciooi iu"" vreely I""1 a "lncnt to call her own ' rrat has been tho demand for Ulb on her par! , rarnoy H Ju"t as inarming as her y,Mnr fcistcr and has n wonderful story Kistell of all ehc and her husband went I kfoilsh in lci!ns Belgium at the time of fiL riermati Invasion It will ccrtalnlj .most IntercUiiBJoJiear her. t-IROJI all I hear about tho musical V comedy "Off to Sea," which has been tten j,y i .vi numwl . ". "" which Is to bo eien on Wednesday eve- .mr April 17, in the Danroom or me BtlleueStratiora iur uv...... v. ..e BL API's Hospital Navy Case Unit ut T,.un Island, It's going to be grcut. i gome of the most talented girls and men trill tike Part nn1 a sreut ,nan P"oml t nlnt women have consented to bo patron k H,cs for tho affair Ellzubcth Latu. will . tinf, Genevieve Gibbs is to elnnco and there Trill be cliorue and all kirids of IntereU l w incidentals to tho main performance. Touns JIr How ley, "ho is btatloncd Jt ( LMluc Island Navy Hospital, Is the son 1 Mr. and Mrs N" G. Rowley, of Minne apolis, ond ho has uilttcn not only the word's but the music as well of the op- erttta. Judging from tho uuidovlllo affair i the Jackles and Marino got tip with , Jr Hazard Llpplncott's helt last fall, moBt of wlih'h vva- planned by Mr. Kovvlev. II think vvo luvo uim thing to look fonwml Win the way of u pood time. IfELL, what do jou know about jouns i W Alexander Randall Stationed out nt Vancouver engaged to Helen Wood of I Portland, Ore t Talk about pi opmciult) I It's very nice, ' Ut mo tell sou, tenure 1 know .several ( .,.1 i.a 1. nnit Helen Wnriit nmt thov .k II jins nuu ,.... .-- v fh It a poach ot girl, .teander Ran ttoll Is the ton of rr and Mis. Aleandcr I Rtndall, of 1717 Locust etreet. Ho It n brother of Inures a Randall, who trial Cried oung fe.em I o tho car .she came I out, and lias been a veiy popular joung , fcllon f Helen .Wood graduated from St Helen b I Hill and Dana Hull. Is a member of tho II Junior League mil his been doing much Mr work I suppo-c It is In tho ur work that ehe and Alc nidi r met, foi mu ou ci Is Just airo-1- the ilui from Portland. ou knon He i a lluitenMiil in the 1'nltcii States arm s and grudu ifcl from tho t'nl Hrtltj of I'ennsjlxaniu Ho in with tin lltth Englneets stntloncd at Vancouver Barracks Tho wedding will lake place in Portland on April 10 TTE W,S her Him mllor und sin.' wan AA niuch lmpre-pil with the fact The eienlnfr was nrm nnd moonlit, o thev unit outlile und imllrtl up and down the trick terrace m :. n tii.it uto ,i,h.i,, My remlni?i.en uf the av Older SKinr Used to siroij i hue -he married ,cr own ,pirtic.mar pio e of the fnitcd .states uruu (The Big Dirper uid Dilon wero brilliant fce their head- md he undertook to ox 'Ptta the comteiiitiuns to her. Sho was Jtrymuch Red at hi knowlidgo ami In i r report of hN visit to hor mother later lie exclaimed. U in .Mother. It w.ta tho T" ""Wtmg il,,.,g He told n.o ul! wut the staiH it un uniirti n f'Old mO all abOUt ull the 0'Rrl..lm n.wl v,r,thing- NANCV WNNIJ Social Activitie s t. Mm -J -. . . EtyTw '" John How aid Yurdley and Pin. .UU,r' M"'H Kbeth Yardlej. 198 iBti.ii.-i , lme ret"r"pd to town after a. Wrt .Horace K-mble. of 1S30 Rltlenhouse feeaVn" MlMm C"5' for tllB carl-v Mr Wltliain ii.n r..,. nentUnr h "iiii vevis- iiunn ts InOinf the early rprlng n Atlantic Cit. PHU; Cecily Barnes .laughter of Jtr and tk . i,i.,np,on l,'"ne,, w, rc""-n this Ifcm uC'r.: , ' " ' ,"e. r"-nc-J P'nce, tiij -"., iiire biio nas ucen Islt- ili!iIi'n..Lee 1,as "turned fom Augusta. tit. fl'mrr HL ?. pc"1 Mmo ,,me '"' J'" , mo"" as MBli 1MUh JJule iln v ... Hrwti m, j ..KocrB ,s lR"lng her '"nuneeyee.'1 "",C," "rMI' Mr nd v.. - .. I"w Intf. ii . uanon "en. of f,trafior(J, Coi"t,UaverVr ar'arlment at Havcrford . ""Werford on Wednesdaj. wnM,J'rsab.rl.t' . Uiw. of Ger- ?" Uae f " , . lnR -Mr- a,ul Mrs Vtelt. " of Washington, l c. for a, ta. ,... "Bel Uallcri , Uotne Jn w,Kes vT. .',??" S. Gavlej, 0f JenWn. !' R. EnrlVl. n. i wee"-cn' wh their son, i, ntlals Qaylcj, at Camp Hancock w, Wis. B." Homer !.. .""""I ner BlBier, b "oer I'atton, of New york Wl?T ?i"n w of Mr. nnd rwrortBIocum ' l -""'"'"town, has itr, .. i t r.h.h7v,'l,and MlBa n"-'nc a. De liCliv ?,.,.'.'" "Pen"'"!? wi, time ut i'Wntown, urneu to tjiclr hom R'Ci'rn?, '2 ,,0,,or of the Very Rev IS.ollrJf,?,P of Aberdetn'unl- tfcri """""o clock at the Dellevue. rlL'i8',0' West Lehigh 'n-fhlnWn 4nd Quantlco. m Ooerlnj. of Wdbury. has ! iLrraa aii.tn fft st q, V8 Xte; n?,tii ff.i f aP,C01"Panlcd tiy Sir. UarelM. During their uit to camp tl.j tlajed at the -,.V S. N "ortew House. nl? r 1 "r1"" and hi, Eon Mr Albert at AUnnftc'aati0ttnC " tPCm"S iMs Mk tr and Mrs James Temple liutler of r.a.udowi.0 arc taking a three weeks' motor Ohio. "inland, Wet Virginia und h..i. V-"- Vim' ,mxe toturncd to ;n I o"C fr?'V. a wotor tr'P Washing ton, D t- , and Richmond a Mi Ctlle siironk l'lovl ntmoune,, marr age of W tUughter. Mlts Ireno Harn. t ??.1.i',..to.M!'. .Uobcrt J'-rou- jermoti , Tuesday. April t Mr and Mrs. Jcrmon bo at home at in Albatius street. Olner Mlsf. IMna Marian Undmr of r:33 N ..n imere,'""'- N 1,1B ,fhe " "u,"hor o merMling recltah for the soldiers a. the various cantonments, entertilned last . nine at her homo An attracth- viki . I i,I'l,,?r3 1,r,'Br-"" KUen for tho guests, who sewed for the Red Ores n on the number were Misa Violet William. Mi-, ,.,'", , rfc ,,:m" rrlc1 nnd Iholr fam. n no,i A T 'a, ,,lntCr aml " -Prlr- , 1 , , ,vr rnutned to their he ill I North li'evuith treet. Mr and M-s William If Herron liav. -o Mr O-'rir rV CIa? of Tioga tlster of Mr cwcir Cltwton of Logan rJ"i i""" Mr, ,,un O McMurtrlo aro receiving eongratulatlons on tho I Irth of a ton. Robert stnnle McMurtrl" niamonr of 'w""!: BlrtlJM-',h P of Ml,, C,ll,pA r0ArWBu'n: York. nolw tormwly lived In W Mrs William MPr "77 nf n tiouu-e, -he engagement of her daifgh er. HIM u.n William .Vlre to Mr. VliVu Rossniapt lor of Ardmnrc A ha-aar for the benelh of the Archbishop Rwm Mfmnrui IiiMltute tr ,, r,if , ,)0 hpld n .-nthodrtl Hall i:,ghleenth and Won. Mreef pril to i NII ,url, nf ,. lflJ, m"I,nH"s" art le I.- u'll c. found tor . l tm bi?iar Uy nniilB. ui b. loniul that III he ti i , r, , r lr,c , ll0 armv aid riw 2,-srij."aJSSiis.'.v!..j. , 4 :...ii.u xutv i ttii MISS MILDIir.D PIDGKON Tho nicnibci- of the Alpha Chapter of the Pin Delta-Phi Soronty will lie cntcrtniitcd tonight by IMif.s Mil tired Pidijton at bur home, TmI" Cathai inc street. PBNN CO-EDS MUST KNIT AT $1000-A-MONTII KATE Last Year's Record and Departure of Hospital Unit Sputt. Girh Onward One thousand dollars a month must bo trpent for tho purchase of wool If tho co-eds of the I'ntversltj of I'ennsjlvania can equal their work of tast year In making knitted ai ticks for Unlversitj of I'ennsjlvaiila Uaua Hospital Unit .Vo. JO, It was announced to dav. The departure of tho hospital unit for the front nearly u week ago has offerid added Inecutivi' fot war work, ond the women Etu dentH of the L'ulvcr.lt aro planning to cntarga their output uf knitted arlklr each month Oi at inruadv ulread) liave been made Into a largt bo. of wool wIiIlIi was delivered lecently and d's'rlbuled among tho eo-tds. Plans for astUtlng tho eo-eds In their war relief work were dlscused at a meet ing today of the Women's Undergraduate Association in College Hall, The ndv liability of giving another dance and u benefit con cert bj tho Cllrls' Gilo Club was considered AUTOMOBILE CLASS TO GRADUATE Prominent War Workers Aro Studying Electrical and Mechnnical Appliances of Motors Tho automobile class for women at the Spring Garden Institute has proved buch a success that another large class will be graduated this spring and a new class is being formed Tho oung women have be come expert in all tho electrical and me ohanlcnl appliances of automobiles Two mornings each week for three months havo been devoted to tho course. The class com pleting the work this bprlng includes many joung women prominent In the toclal and war relief activities of the city They In clude Miss n aw en Martin, daughter of Judge J. Willi Martin nnd Mr Martin; Miss IMIth Sullivan, Mies Ruth Ann Sulli van, of 1910 Walnut street. Miss Helen A. Read, of Lantdowne, Pa., Mrs W B. A. Hicks, Mrs Thomas M Seeds, Jr. Mrs. Maurice Rower Saul ol Movlan, Pa . Mr. D II. Hurd. Miss Emily Exley. MM Del phlne. IJrndt. Dr. Anne H Stlrk, MUs Ann Iirodsky. Mrs J. Leltenberger. of Jorrh tovvn; Mrs. William J Uegley. Mri Frank lin Spencer Edmondb, of Chestnut Hill: Mrs. S Leonard Kent. Jr.. of Lanadowne, Pa., who Is a motor messenger: Mrs l D. Bchaffcr, of Palmyra. N. J.: Mis. Natalie S Barnes. Of Urn Mavvr; MIm Martha D. ". "'"',... .i. uii.nn W. Shoemaker. Saughters of Mr and IM tt Comly Shoe mVk'ri : Mli JIIMM B. Tlly. Miss Carrie Courtney Shrtver. of aerroantow MIm O t. -. . .. moaa u w nniei. ul 4W i -vb m fVrtrtirto fr t ;.. '" Una x lands Mtf , v ll J??- M,,", CUrd Abbott. Ml., l.lH Hume b0"fVMI't5 Mlrlam "uinf- Ml" T ;;""'' M.r.".. Hoard X Abbott and Mi-s uu iu t ioH I VBti wA Mm, W, e. , or Chestnut wu. EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MI6S GENEVIEVE GIBUS Two talented Pbiladelpbiana who will for the FAMOUS WRITER WEDS IN NEW YORK Miv Carolyn Wells Is Bride of Well - Known Publisher Mi-s t'aroljn Well author i tnarrted on Tti(da to Mr Mudwlti Houghtoa. of 317 f ntral Park V LHt New ork. at the home o' f i nnd Mr. 1'ianli t HpraKUt of J II ei-t Rnd uvemii New otk The lirnle Is n d (tighter nf JIrs William I'. Well?, of Knhw l, S .1 and liar, published mure than tifi novels, children -tih' and books of linglis. Mr Houghton i- n resident of Hi inn befopi tinnlns in New ork Keverul vearn ago He Ii a con of the late llernaril Hoiighlon, of that Itv and va- a widower rhf rernnonv wan performed b the RfV. Hul er Qra llfiiMei, head mast" r of Ihu Hnti hklr- ft 'hool at Lakllle '"onn . In thi pii- in i of a fmv numbers of I In. two fninl-i- The lir.de wa- given ivu) bv her l-oihr Mr Wilttr f i i ring ton WVl, o' 1'ioiIImi II. r nttmdant wjs iM r mnatl ilt.-' Mls Mnrjorli Wolli- Ml lth u M-rague v as dower girl nr.INOHURhT SCIIl.t n infrenlng vieddlng took plui e htt night at St Marv h Church, lo ust Mreft nbovo Tltllty-nlnth. when MUs ' Mildred Kcheu, daughter of Mrx lYtdnUk C Suheu becilmn the hrlde of Mr i; Kcmlrlek Itrlng hurst, fon of Mr and Mr Robert R Rrlng hurst. of ..110 Harltig street Tho eereitionv is pet formed bv tlie Rev 'Jeorge Ljndo lib hnrdfon Tin bride wis glvfii In marriage Iv her inotlu r and was attended bv Mln lorotli tlringhurM, a sister of the brldt groom, ns maid of honor. Hei brldemaldv wcie Miss Uhanor tHilTj and Miss liance Ritnghurbt Mlns Selu'ij wore a wedding koVii of white georgette rrepe trimmed with rslnl beads and a longVouit train of tatin Her tulle veil wis held In place with a wreath of orange blosbonm and sho tarrltd a bouquet of whli. rots and lilies of the vallev The maid uf honor wort a frrw k of nesh tolor geo.gette erepe with large hat to match Tho bridesmaids wen gowned In oiehtd pink with hat., of tho i-ame i-hade. The all carried bouriuetK of pink fweet peas. itr Ilrlnghuiat had Mr i:dwln Martin-. Jr. as best mill and the ui-liers woro I.leutfnant Alaltland llottoms. Mr. Hiatd C I.ukeus, Mr. John Calhialth and Ml Wade McCray. A small reception for tin members of tho Immediate families fallowed the ceremony ot the huine of Mrs Scheu, Fnrtv -first strctt and Westmtnhter avenue DRYHR MeDHVlTT The inatriago of Miss Maltha R .Mv.Df.vitt, '.433 spruce stieet. and Mi Uruco l Rejer, of Chltago. look place cttcidav morning at 3 o clock In .St Patrick's Church. Twentieth and Locutt (.Meets. The cremony was per formed bv the Rtv John I. Flood, super intendent of Patochlal Schools in Philadel phia Archdiocese A wedding breakfast was tctved In the ltltteiihouo Hotel, after which the bridegroom and bride Journeyed to Now York. They wilt inako their home In Chi cago Miss Anna C. Miller was tho bridesmaid and tha best man was Mr Manuel N Llera of New lork EX-CZAIl AND FAMILY lUT ON BREAD CARDS Rojal Family Is Kept Under SUict Surveillance by BolsbeviKt Many reports concerning the Russian Im perial family emanate from Toholsky Some have to do with marriage and giving in mar riage, divorces and other things hymeneal The latest, by way of Stockholm to Le Oau lols, of Paris. sas that tho roval famll Is kept under strictest survelltanoo by the Hot rhevlkl, and has now been forced to adopt the alimentary regime Imposed on all Rus sians save memberB of the Soviets who. in accord with ic. ognlatd theories of revolu tlotnry equally, can tat and drink all they want to The measure against the roal famtlv was taken bj the Municipal Food Commission of Tobolsk)', under prossure of the Government commlfsary The cx-Car has received food cards for hlmtelf tho membera of his famtlv the officers Imprisoned with him and the ser vants of tho household HaUi member H entitled to thirty pounds of brtad a pound and a half of sugar and a half-pound of but ter a month. Doctor Italeucrs Laiit Lecture The hut of Dr Oeorge Earlo Ralguel's current event lectures of tho season, under the auspices cf the University Extension So ciety, will bo, given this: ntterndon at Wlther sppon Halt His subject will ba "Rumrawy ,ind T icasty" MISS El take p.nt in tbc jntistcal tantas. "Off benefit of St. Apnea Hospital Navv Base Lansdowne Gay With Three Dances Mu i it one of a successlul terns of riiiiu'fs ( hirh the Twentieth Century club hav txen giving through the winter was held In the eltibhoure on Wednesday evening The lonnniiiK for this dance Included Mr Clmrlea Mercer llallev, Mr.i Frank (!, Bur rowd. .Mrt Andrew ?'. JI Voung, Mr 1 ilarshall Johnson, MrM Howard W Read, Mrs I'dvln i.raule nnd JIrs R. Hall Ander sen Tho tenion of the I.msdowne High School will have I hob annual dance In the gvm nu.'lum this t vi nlng The Junior Untieing Class will hav its last moiling on Saturday evening prll 13. In the Twentieth Centuiy Club The mem bers of tills class aro Mli,n Muriel Krall Miss Janet Krall Miss Tiufn lira I Miss Porolhv Mnvthe 3Ilwj tJladV;, Sintbe. Miss r.lliabeth Read Mls.s Suo Read, Miss Mar jorle Voelker Miss Porotliv Hurt, MIs Mar garet hharpless Miss Marian Mai tin. Miss Katharine .Inrvls Miss Audrey Phillips, Miss I'nmu l.oie Mlv Hetty Uiupokl, JIUs l.liza b.th Shaffner Miss Ida Oalbraith. Mls Por nthv l,i l'fvn MlhM Katharlno Wilson Miss l.liitnnr leander, 'Miss Helen Clark, .vilss I.ll7ibitlt i 'lurk Ml-s Rachel .leglei. Miss Rldclle oiing Mlis Ruth Pick. JIIf3 Hllza beth Ah iv MIhk Anna Crawford Jtls Jean etlo Flobev Mlm Pranies Itainard Miss I'raneiH MeNiwe. Air. Robert StutZfll Mr Thomas Krall Mr Clordon Cooper, Mr Jaek Douglitrtv Mr Owen Rhoult. Mr John II Clothier .Ir Mr Leonard W Itcox. Jtr Cd vvrucl Wlhox V!r Albert Hunt Mr Robert W. Gifk Jr Mr Carl Lewis Altmaier. Jr. ?Ir lllwnod Altmaier, Mr. Marlot .loliuson. Mr. Robtrt Johncoii, Mr. Mnxaufler Johtihon. Mr Temple Ilutlri. Mr Daniel Wugir Smith, .Mr litrtiam Hakh Mi Utn Wilgbt, Jlr. Don ild Livingston. Mr lldgar Paul, Mr Joseph rawtord, Mr Le n iMmau, Ml. Prew Mvcrs .Mr Rdward Marwln, Mi Fran cis Marilind Mr Mlm R Huffer. Jr, Mr. Cailrton Holtly and Mr. Rdward Willis ESKIMO CUIUOS SHOWN Hate Collection Plnccd on Ehibit in Uni .trsity Museum rare collection of Hskimo Siberian, Indian and Alaskan curios vviis placed on ex hibition today at tho University Museum hi Wldener flalleo. The collection Invludea tho unlquo speci mens from Coppermine River and Coro nation flulf, purohascii b John Wanamaker. tho reeerttly arrived collections mado by Louis Shotrldgo and William Van Valln, both of whom aie conducting (xpeditlons at the coat of Mi Wanamaker Gifts made by i: Marshall hiull and lfred XI i olllns dur ing their big gime hunt in the Aietic, Si beria and Alaska are shown also tugcther Willi exfelhnl specimens fiom Mlba Km mellno tlnndman who rontrlbutcd In addi tion some of the finest N'avaho blankets ex tant to tho Southwest Collections, and como collection! made by Poctor Gordon Photo bv Mnu MISS VINNIE BLOOMBERG Miss Bloomberg in very prominent in various amateur theatricals. She will appear at tho Navy Basi Hos pital benefit ut tho Bellevuc-Strat-iprd on April XI, HBs?yK&sHHssBBBpPeS. J H z33BSatfifi rtriifmriTriVTmsOTrtriyaaa FRIDAY, APRIL 5. 1918 t'hot 1 Wi -i10w,,, i'hij IZ I!TH HOOD I TT to Sc I'ntt ii 1 ciimc Klnnd on April IT. SENATOR SPROUL OPENS ARDMORE'S WAR BAZAAR Two-Day Main Lino Benefit for France to Ke Ended by Gov ernor Brumbaugh State Senator William r Sproul Repub lican gubernatorial aspirant, will officially open tho w ir conservation bazaar In Ma-onlc Hall. Ardmore. toda, with a patriotic ad dress. '1 he bazaar, arranged to obtain funds to help nbulld the devastated sections of Franco retaken from the Germans, will run for two dn Governor llruinbaugh will elosi. the affair tomorrow night with an uddrenr. Many Main Llm business firms are co-optratlng with the ufliclils of tho Imziar to make It Iho most memorable nftalr In this section of tin country &lnco tho nation entered tho w ir The bazaar grounds have been decorated with flags and bunting, (tpeclal attention having been paid the fortv.one booths which nro garbed In pitrlotle splendor Theso booths vlll tie ronduetid bv prominent so ciety folk of the Main Line Tho entire proceeds will be devoted to tho war needs of Prance, including tho Innumerable war o-phins, who In wmc cases, It Is said, aic living in stables nnd pens Several features have been at ranged bv the committee In charge to attrait persons to the fall grounds Among them nro vocal BOios by noted alngers tach afternoon and evening A dance and nudevllle entertain ment also havo been arranged for the visitors It Is untlclpiterl that I hi avj Rand will take part In tho entertainment Mrs K T htotehhurj has ussurvd tht committee In chargt that it will be present at least to day. Tho committee, which has worked hard to maku this vv at time bazaai a Euccess, con sists of All's Natalie Sellers, ihalrman; Miss Mary Conveise, treasurer. Mr Abraham O. Tatnall. noting hccrctat. and Mr Howard G. Kurtz assistant -ttrctarj RED CROSS WORKERS TO MARCH FOR LOAN t) Women in Factory Service Will Carry Baniieis. Showing 1'rogtcss of Their Work Volunter workers of the American Red Croks factor service No. 1 will march from their tuadquartcis at ISIS Market street next Saturday to take Hair place In tin. parade that will ofllclilly oprn the third Liberty Uian drive In this city. The vvonun In the factory service, who are producing machlnc-mado garments for the, refugees of Frame and Ilelglum, will all bo In the gray uniform of tho organization and will carry banners showing the progress nf the work at the recently established plant Tho marchers will bo led bj Mrs GrenvlIIo P Montgomery chairman of the general ci.inmltteo and organizer ot the service,, and the jiher ofllelals of the plant, including Mrs .voige Wharton Pepper. Mr and JIrs. Gtorge W Hun Mr and Mrs Pavlcl Klrechbaum, Mi James C Now tin, Mlsa Bertha Clark, Airs Reed Melntyre. Miss ISmllj Thlller Miss Katharine Ruffum Samuel Friedman .nd Percv A Cobbett In cluirg. of tho volun teer cutters Jits Klou of tho volunteer service workers to march on Saturday was reached after Mrs Montgomtrj had reolved an appeal for their pretence In Hue in tho Libert) Loan parade from headquarters There will bo about ono hundred women In the division Army Nurhc Married to Lieutenant Mies Klslc Mao Freed until recenll stn tioned as an army nurse at Fort Rllev, Kan was mirrled yesterday at high noon to Mr Walter L Rouve, Jr , first lieutenant I nlted States Infantry reserve, stationed nt Camp Dlx Tho ceremony waa performed at tho home of the brldVs aunt, Mrs u i p 0. lock. 8JS South Fifty-beventh street, by the bride s father tho Rev. J K Freed, pastor of tho Presbyterian Church of Rernlce Pa. Miss Amelia Freed of lis: Spruce street, was her sisters bridesmaid nnd Lieutenant Edward Stephens of Camp Dlx was best man Itims of nM for the tscletv pace Mill h trrepleil "nil primed In th. t.vtnlnc I'ulillu eiifr. tirotldnl thcr are written on oo ild of Iho nler Qnlr mid ure lrn.d ,vltli full nam and telepntn number at lb hmw, It mul be polble to vrrlfj tho mu. Ad. dri ''KutMi , Mltor." Uvtulni VobU Ixdger. 60S Chcttnut trftl. FRENCH WAR PAINTINGS ON EXHIBITION TONIGHT Artist Aviutor'a Air-Battle Scenes Placed on View ut Bcllcvuc Stratford An exhibition of war palntlngd by the ar-tltl-avlntor. Lieutenant Henri Furrc, opens today In tho Uellovue-Stratford. The ex hibition promises to be of extraordinary In terest as the pictures aro said to bo unusual ly fine Many of the pictures were painted from hasty notes in color matched whllo he flew. They nro pictures of the great fight by a fighter who is primarily an artist Lieu ttnaut Farre is a graduate of the Rcolo des Reaux-Arts and a pupil ot Gustavo Mo nau. His paintings arc well known in France, wherr tie' has exhibited annually at the Salon des Artistes for more than twenty cars and wlttro he has been awarded n gold medal Hr was painting portrait In Uucnc Aires when the war broke out, and although over military age Immedlatelv returned to France to offer his services. He becamo an aviator, but General Nio director of the French Armj Museum heurtng be was living, named him a dclegnto fiom tin army niiistum, which gave him the prlvllego of practicing ills art at the front. Tint privilege has now reacted from the receiver to tho giver, and Franco Is the rlelnr for tho unique nnd magnificent ar tistic viorks of another of her gallant sons There arc HO of theao tplcndld pictures each one nn inrplrlnj sentence of htstor In It self captain Heurttaux, the Trench "Ace' with his twenty-feven medals who stands net onlv to Gujncimr on the tablets of aerial glory will open the exhibition nt 3 50 o clock. Lieutenant Farre M. Tardleu. the Marquis de Pollgnac and Lieutenant Renol' are somii of the celebrities who will .iNo be nt tlu exhibition Tickets may bo obtained cither from Mi" H i; Varnall. Room 131" 1'ennsvhanla Bultd Ing, Fifteenth and Chestnut fctretta, at the Reilevuo-Stratford newsstand, or from the Trench war relief rooms, His Walnut streit Hunting a Husband By MAKY DOUGLAS (fopjriplm Looking Rack crpti:r x. AT I IRST I did not etcm to mind My engagement u Jim is broken Rut I had done the right thing The eontcloufness of this upheld me Mv feelings too were In biih I felt im It I could never suffer again veiv deeplj mu oare again verv deeplv Put I kii"w all thlf- Is not possible Fur when I awole todav the whole viorld t-eemed to aehe I ran nn beauty In the sumhlne Mv room with ltn one window and veill-worn furniture seemed to mlfie me Lassitude was to heavy on me that l did not care to rite At IhH as I sat at mv win dow 1 oklnr out at th pisFers-bv the hot tears filld mv cjes i havs a B(r looking up Into the face of a man with thit unmls lakible look The tears splashed down And from the beginning I pictured Jim as I hud first hi en hitn Jim a laughing mocking Jim, looking nt me with rather wearv eves,, at tho station The green count rv unfolding before us Jim an hot, polite but se.iicelv Interistod Jim at lunch and dinner', polite nonchalant, but still with the wear, look In thore dalk evts The Roid Trie Inn and those words that T hid overheard "Il Jove, I think Flic's a pluck v little thing1 Then the ride bai k to Merle Route ln Jims motor The beginning of It all Jim s Interest and nv comcsslon The ferr which seems to long ago And ,11m. t flrht warm khs upon mv lips And "o a v in emptltuss surrounded me I mutt do somethlni Io something nt once ara, wont ;ou .hfln me tie un the astere' It was mofhor'n volee I pl ished spine cold water on m rid efllds:. 1 dabbed tome powder on mv pink nose 1 was kneeling nn tho bare, earth, with the sun glaring hot on m bare head, tlng up drooping purpln asters when Tom pa-Ffd whlstllna- I fiv Sara, he rilled, "niftv I bring Jeanne up tonlglu? I want you two to n. frlendf "Do, Tom." I said, though I am perfectly aware ihit this Is Tom's way of helping me He knows all about inv broken eiigagenunt He wants to take me out of mvself So Jeanne rame this evening Jeanne, In pink flulllncsi., shaking out a deth ate per fume nt taeli step And using tbosi thick ejelishes to the mot ndvnntare I noticed again her tnvelv attitudestho grneious curve of hei as sh0 lean.d her face on her hand. The tilt of her head like u dainty i. man The slimier ankle that was not at all hidden Put now Inst mil "f entranelng mo the tired ine it was all so studied Hven the twist of lur wri t as tin put back Ivr hair And I had admired her' Taken her as mv Hist modtl when I began hunting foe a huslnnd Why did I not see then, that this watonl make-hellevfj hain AttTuni was attracted, almost captivated Ho followed taeh gesture with his eyes admiring eves "Vou look quite bsd. Miss Kane," Jeanno began calling attention to my white faeL and circled eves ' Rut jou arc looking well," I tab) ,.,.'U?1. C0U,'J l .!r,l ""' sh- 4ald. with a lift of her wlng-liki cebrowu "Hveri one is so wonderful to me Men aro nlwavs send ing m canclv and t'owers And then I have so many Invitations You don't care for men do vou. Miss Lane'" t-he ended I listened to this sort of thing for half an hour I wanted to shake her I know It Is an unworthy thought, but I should like to flirt with Tom Mako hlni give her un by fair means or foul Then she would see th it thero Is ono man that could live without her I thought as Tom left he felt almost as I did Perhaps I am mistaken Tomorrow The hk.v llulm riesr. Heading ny Kilward Milton Kojle Rdvvard Milton Rojle, aetor and plav wrlght. will give a reading of his play. "The StruggU l.vei listing.' tonight at Associa tion Hull Germantown Despu, the great success nf 'The. 'viuiw Man' Jlr. Ru Ii on-sldit-. this plnj his best v.ork CHESTNUT STREET mm: CTIOV MESSHh bltl'nEnT NIGHTS $1.50. ?1, 76c. GOu MATINEES 51, 75c, GOc ENCEI'T 8VTI ni)H $1 MAT. TODAY AS-tJlllEIS CiliWHAl IU.NAI. SllPPKnT Sl'CCKSS Till N V WIVTVIt GvnDE.VH PATntCntc f,PECTACLK DOING OUR BIT CO. OF 200 INCtA'DINO PRANK TINNEY. IIUNTU LBWIP. JA8. J C011BL.TT T V P T f! Ev EMNGb AT 8 IS Jj i JV i vj MATINEES AT 5 13 MAT. TOMORROW e'A8T $1.50 OnlOt.VAI. CAfaT AS 61 EN O.N BnOADWAT POn THE PAST YEAlt AND A QU.U'TKK ADELPHI N,KaBMT., MAT. TOMORROW f1? $1.50 witu maiu jn a 5 h Axp js-vrms tf. co, mwmx t 17 i iriifflllll 2fiiieKiM'il mri iJ ll Debate, "Free Apcerh ln Wartime," VnU verslty of Pennsylvania and Cornell Vnf verslty debating teams. Wltherepoon Hall, i o clock Admission charge nj- Mertlnr, nllonsl Ansorlnllon of Called 7 Mates Civil .Service Lmploycs at Ndvtf " anli and Stations. Grand Fraternity -ti Rulldlng Sixteenth and Arch strcote, S.rrTl d o clock Members l 5 l Until In the luteretts of vrnr irMrilena v In L'pper Darb lowuship, auspices of the V local lommiuee omtlon or food suppu. ., Council of Xntftjual Dcfcnso; Gnrrettford Tlaptlst Church, Garrcttford, Pa. 8 o clock iV" X'lee 'tf Meeting, I'lilladetphla Chapter. American Institute of Uatiklng. COS Chestnut street Mcmbets 1 A' onielal reerptlnn and private view, Trench ' war paintings. Rcllcvue-Sfratford. Adinle- . slon f,harge i ttar Connrintlon llntaur, Musonlc JfaH, Ardmore, J'j. Admlstlon charge Meeting, ninknlres of llm ltnl,ln strl. fare Association and tho Philadelphia 314 I cdlatrlc bocletj Academy of Natural -sciences. Logan square S o clock Free. t)T Ainerlcun I'lillo.ophlf al Society meats. 104 South Tlfth street S o clock Members, . Public meetliiE. nuMiirra nf the Inter church Fi deration of Philadelphia, address f bv Mir George Adam Smith principal of Aberdeen Lnlversltv , Academy ot Music. "is o i, u tiuct, invitation. llaiuar, I Ireinrn'a IVnulon Pund, Moots r"' Hall, Ilroad and Master streets Admla slon charge . -i'P Meetlnc. lluMur., Srienre Club, ue-Mratford, S o clock. Members Bene-. X ) Iteiiillni; bj lldwln Milton Itoyle. erho "l0 Mruggle I verlastlng, ' uufcplccs of Unlvcr- er sltv Ut. nslon Socletv Asanclntlnii Tf.tl .. . . Geimantnnn dminclon charge ot vv TOMOIlROU vnT' iiatt I rcajnti Maetarltrek's "THE BLUE BIRD" M I. EXT WEEK-MADGE KKKNEDT In THE DANOEIl GAME' PALACE ,JU AIAKfer JSWf. - ; MABEL NORMAND in niL, I txxin ncr.ow COMING NEXT WEEK V. Photonls All Philadelphia I Anxiously WaitinK to See "THE KAISER" THL DEVST OT PT.nUN A R C A D I A""H f T1I.--TS.T T Tlt-f li!1i, I0l V IB 5 1 1 r,'l 7 4', l Sf P M JACK PICKFORD "' sujesty . UC.NKEll BEA-V Vrtded flrn of Demoen -j 8th Chapter) ALL NEXT WBEIv M VtKll 1.R1TE CLAIIK In UK It MAN 1 OQU MAN- VICTORIA ""TTi.Mrr.w WILLIAM FARUMIJM,,,t, first Pliowtnr, ' IIOI'UH AND HEADV" Cominsr 0"n,,nr7r,kc Monday Next llo-i staKimu PrnAuetlnii r.vtr Conenlvad "TARZAN OF THE APES7' a Tnriinng ana Unforncttable Picture REGENT MAitKci &t., udow mv METRO Plmt Ehowlns1 ' F.niTir STnnwv "Tim CLAIM'' MVtihBT STKEET AT JUNIPER it nt in ti r EJ3allitia -...--.. .wy., iud-.vttlo Continuous "IN THE TRENCHES" WEItVEn-V5IOIlOa THIO. OTHEItS RDDATIWAY Uroad and Snyder Ave. LlvJUViVI DAtl.T NIOHTUT "STOCKINGS" MUSrIcfDV Douglas Fairbanks ,iag&' (a mm (iPfiqc VRYS JIAIIKLT bT Btlow 60TU t - "KTTF.RMAN WAS nTfiHT" " P FORREST Last 2 Evg's. ,iDi"ir ; The Mask and Wig Club THE BRIDAL NOT . One "Weok Heginninp; Mon. E p., April 8 (J NIGHTS, 5 MATINEKS 1 1 Ir t Matuxe Tueeilaj April 0 SEATS NOW SELLING Direition of WILLIAM MOKK1S Prlco. Mats Vbjhta 50.' 75e Jl, tl.W. Except aav. uve 7Sc to IS.SO GARRICK A; April 8; SEATS NOW NO WAR TAX The Big Noelty of the Year THE HMI.Ulh.il .MdaiOAL. fLAT 1IIAT AHOlEU ALL NEW YOltK Prettnted by the U. S. Army Ambulance Borvlco or Allentown. Pa. Co. of 80, All Enlisted Soldiers Inaludlng USAAC" Symphony Orchaatra l'rocteda for Benefit o( the U. B. A. A. C. Amusement Fund UPfiATI Thts and Neit Week. Err. S2C ijnUrtJJ Matlnea TomorrBW1 ? ARNOLD DALY in th- Vatfst Hucccup nf itu Career THE MASTER B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE: 30TOU3 EA8TEH WEEK FESTIVAL! HOBART BOSWORTH W -1'fl in ii i ririi.iiii. iiv irriYiirnYVi"i'iViYVili'iT TAV QAMTtlPT.e f M KATE ELINORE t. BAii WtLtlAXIS. IJIE KOHLSim b CO.; OTHg,!, -TTcJrnTjnpriT.TT'ATvI OPERA HOUfilJS lVlUiiw- wiiiiin. Mat. OperCa., N.T- AUr" Samson et DaliU Mme, Jlatienauer MM Caruao. WhlUMI'-i Iiothler. bvhleiel Blocli, Audtalo, Rotn CaIU , ant ( orpe de llallel. t'ond Mr Uontiux, leata lias Chaatnut St. Walnut 4434 1 IUc W.k LI TTI.Rl Tonleht 8 50, Mat Tomor.Sit ' 11 J. Jji-il nobtrt watttlor Annourat niCATnU PlirtCTC lly WaiiN 11th & DeLanrry Pbuna. Uuo C641 UnUJlJ Thi Waatf -s n' icmr.MV Sat kt Ilcno 111ft Gliiasiafakkt PHILADELPHIA! fS Tompr. fa L UlvviajJiivni pnaiiucK i MATJN EB TODAT VePAv.H. NewShowOJ Vinet HS GAVSTY O U JS O It A and 1IC MtMII 0at; 'IffHtnM 2f uot. fcifl a- .! ii to 1 ci Vi n 0 fit ftfrf if f T ' r . st t & a ,t )I -' I t i o n v i i j&' 4 J J wa .vie 'H 1 KiV jn"r r xnni Iff! v J. oi n,wj ,i e. ttt"! c t' IVit V e itu-n .tr- zea ,h '" V i ,- - t MmiSffi.
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