vty' !' 'Pmfmfiqttn put wf n'ii M '" iin"iiiw-wy-i 1: ., I ,-n 'I m It rd id t. '0 It "J it 1,4 lo IT it itS 1 JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE 1 T7.,nMt 'Pnllrn 4 :? Helen n-a&ei xama i r.rnss iuuctA' evi ajuiiuvuii-obrutioru iNancv Wynne Chats About Melting Pot (WgiUted mootlm of Hie ColloKe lT.'. Auxllla.y of the American ' Vi held Hi's afternoon In of the College Worn- Hcil tlic was new iXtfl of tlie Hellevuc. It waH """"ft schedule nffnlr, with stated times ' ... ihimn At 3 oclocK incro wast .'! rt business session, followed liv a 1 T, "American Women's Hospitals" by rertrudo Walker, n member of the ' Then nt 4 the Bpenhcr of the ntt- S, w sho wM M,sM "eten 2S an omclal of the Ilrltlsli Treasury. 1, known ns one of the most brilliant wr In Great llrltnln. Her talk vn .What Women Can Do to Help Win f vY.r" and die has nlteady '-rltten n entitled "Women nnd TOir Work." ZiM some of you heard her ut the ft Century Club vestereltiy. Isn't ulic MIH"a' , , 1IIII.. nhmil ll.o t wonder " u "" '" " "" dlese Women's Auxlllaiy us 1 did until mi recently' It was orlelnnlly composed dcollese women only, but It has expanded. . row there arc more than n thouwind umbers, who are wonderfully well organ uiThty work for the Nnvy Auxiliary at fttColle8 Club under the direction of MLss ivr, tuid keep two knitting machines tor'" the time The surgical dressings n works at the Kht Haptlst Church, U sesenteenth and Sanborn sticcN, .ind SrMDUt nn axcrage of 10,001) dressings perr month. Mrs. (ieorgc I). 1'eldt is tjalrmkn of the auxiliary. Doctor Walker t rice chairman. Mrs. D. W. I.ipplncott I, jirectof of headquarters, Miss Helen 'gUJ Is corresponding secretary, Mrs. Toolman recording becietary and Mrs. .'$ 3- 'Francis is treasurer. Incident' ily (bey have their own Motor Messenger StfrtV. under the direction of Mrs. Rufua tot)na Mrs. J. D. Elliott. They nro ill goinR io march In the parade tomor row. EypW one Is muchly Interested In the lotion sale of the hundreds of costly ud 'valuable trinkets that liavo been tlrown Into the melting potn throughout il eft, for they will be knocked down to the, highest bidder on Monday nt Krco lin'i. These largo melting pots, which lor tin lasf f ew weeks have been centrally I...,. In mnaf tt tlin Inrtrn rlnnn rtmpnt i r nkHtl ...Wdi. x. ..... ........ ..,... ..... ;' fores; "hotels, etc. were an Inspiration of the tcbacco luna commuieo oi me ejver ku Branch of tho Emergency Aid to n' name additicnal funds for their fork In supplying tobacco to the men in (Se trenches abioad. "Sj appealing was the enterprise, how ever, that the community nt largo not only discarded its broken, us-elcss and outoS trinkets of gold nnd silver, but Wod the bowls with hundicds of articles if rare value. As a consequence a special neetinr was held of this committee, which h under the able chairmanship of Mrs. piim G. Waitlcn, and It was deemed iMsable to auction off tho most valuable af IIimp nrtlrlps. nx In that vvnv then- k puld surely bilng In more money than i I melted down, as the workmanship is so ronaeriiii. WVIEW of the fact that a large percent Mjt of these donations weie Jewel ttuddect qr made of leather, minerals or precious stones, melting In the true benso H1 the word would be Impossible, and tUle large cases of the biokcn nnd use Si valuable pieces are being sent to the tnllM States Mint to be melted, hundicds of beautiful and costly articles, which are ra exhibition todav and tomorrow at the freeman. Art Gallery, at Fifteenth and Ctestnut streets, and through the courtesy of this management will be auctioned off Among the rosMy objects that have hen exhibited aie lare old miniatures SInted on lvorv. old family heirlooms In " way of pins, bracelets nnd chains, Ulamond studded lorgnette, Jeweled scaif Pfn and diamond studs, Sheffield plate. t stiver, folks. Millcl silver bureau sets. tees, spoons, picture ft nines and silver '". There are also gold, silver and ,MM meshbags and vanity cases. Dutch "Over novelties, peail Jewelry, coral and "niMlse pins, chains and goodness knows rtit. Tbe auction, which talies place at 2 dock, la iimlpi- n.n ,,uiu ,.r .i. ,.... rjgtt. which Includes Mrs. William tJ. Fm. cnalrman; V.s. S. Horace Alle- "fKMrs- Percy Chandler. Mrs. Seymour ". rs. John Uarnes, Mrs. .1. Dumas, Vi!Iarga'et 1:)unlaP- Mm- Stnnley Grls told Flagg, Mr u:,vld T, Kielsher. Mrs. jr zzam Mls- " A- Davls- 5I,s. M. Gest. Mis Ellis Glmbel. Miss V uee". M'K. William D. Grange, ,uJft,Tranlt Tt . .. ,..,.,. ,. ri , uiiiniey, ,irs. iiiium it. tfcj,. s' G"uert Harvey. Mrs. Milton iSian v "ul" israei, .Airs. u. Hart- . Kuhn, Mrs. I!. Campbell Madeira, .-' waatuaum. Mrs. John H. Mason, l- Cprllcs Morgan. Mis. Henry P. ean. Mrs, John c NorrlS Mrs Iolls ? Page, Mrs. D. A. Pearson. Mi. ST"'1 Peeves. Mr. Taoo,,i, k- iin. fflHI, ft. i 3Ira- FranclH Sullivan. Mrs. Walter Thomson and Mrs. Kollln H. Wilbur. 'JJuL"" ('mcIent c,,eatures. now aren't mV But aren,t womi" a l't shoit- :WrtL ft. lhe lMnS they nsk tllem to d0'" fkn.1 ' l wl" leave 'ou t0 Wee, but It5 my taIe of woe: !S(Jm, "1? wnose husband is "over lt .J. ine "erself a bit too pale for tfWwv!r.C0UnUl' and whB to '( tii. .. Mana "ouiu stand for n touch J? lllnnm , ltonii ouiu- wmen comes in ill 4 rpUnd DOX. wrntn in him onrt tnl.1 C'hej want.,i ..... ., Jvtht v i ""lrei "4.' "'io was uiraiu fe a. e-ln-Amerlca" kind. She did Lfftxf p J Up lo the standard of mfj1 "th8 flrst chance you have of tat rJA u aear" wrote she. "get me i Huhl AVeek 8he had a ,etter ktr v B Mlai went t0 th0 fei iw!',1'rday and eot a whole lot of rti ir '- incn i am mailing io rStJiM ltTeac"e8 J'ou Bafe." t Wl places on pnrll, n 1,,,.. .... l,t not- r"Ul1 thq Por dear Unow- He l Used any gince hla Mask and f. wonder what he gpt? Dwoyn on-. accommo4atlnc - - ""I 1 1 TTT . t t- i tu ounejje women s Keel day night he tang at the Eurydlco con cert, thon meed across to tho Hcllevue nnd sang there nt "Off to Sea." and ngaln lushed -off to the Oipheus Club rooms, where ho i-ang at tho party the Ned Mc Colloitis gave for their daughter. France" Frances McCollom Is wonderfully tat tntcd musically. It seems to me that It one sensn Is dulled or taken from us it Is certainly made up by cxtrn talent in another way. and though Miss McCollom cannot neo she ccrtnlnly has nn ear for mut-lr, nnd has composed 11 number of lovely things. NANCY WYNNE. Social Activities Thr patronesses fur tho dance after tho fete, on .May U at tlie Philadelphia I'rlcket flub In aid of llasc Hospital No. 10 are Mrr. .Vorrls W. Vau, Mrs. John Ilazlehurst Maion, .Mrs. Corllfs Morgan, Mrs. Ueorgo 11. Warier. Mrs. Frederick W. Ornhatu. Mrs. Joseph A. .lanticy, Mrs. (lrnli.iin Poughcrty and Mrs Francis Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs. Ccorgo Hurton, of iOlTi Spruce street, will occupy. Hurricane 1 till. their country place at Ucon. on May 15. Mrs. William A. Piatt and hfr nieces. Miss Katherlno Chambers and Miss Christine DiHinbers, of 1.130 Plan street, will occupy their country place, llrynloncdd, at Pcnllyn, on May IS Mrs. II. It. Iloseiis.irteii has returned from Atlantic I'lty, where she has been staving at the nrlghtoa. Mr. Itosengarteu (pent last week-end with IiIh wife. Mrs. Archibald Thomson and her sons arc stajlng at the Traymoro, AtUntlc Clt. Mr. and Mrs. Jay 11. IJpplncott, of 102." Spruce street, ha taken a house at Cape May for tho summer and will occupy It on June .. Mr. Abbot McClure. who came back from rIx months spent in France last February nnd has since bien In the West, has re turned to his home. 301 South Sixteenth street. Miss Mildred nrown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Brown. 1935 Diamond street, will entertain at dinner on Saturday evening, April L'7. In honor of Miss Ccrtrude Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sailer Daniels, of Itlvertnn, N J., whoso marriage tn Mr. Ferot Nevln will take place on April 2!. The guests will Include Miss Marlon Colladay, Miss Anna "ollar1a. Miss Virginia Slnlee. Mis' Murgret debris, Mr. Arthur (Ifhrls, Mr. John (iehrls, Mr. ltenj.iinln Sand erson, Mr. Frederick Jones, Mr. II. Hcnrj Friends of Mr. Frederick Peakes. of 4."01 Chester avenue, one of Philadelphia's most prominent musicians, will be glad to learn that ho Is rceoerlng from Ills recent Illness. Dr. and Mrs. II. ('. Iteglster, of Haerford. hao Joined the Main Lino colony at the St, Charles, Atlantic City. The sixth nnniinl breakfast of the St. Jo seph Alumnae, Catholic Olrls' High School, was held In the gymnasium of the high school on Sunday morning nt 10:30 o'clock. Mass was celebrated before the breakfast In the high school chapel by the superintendent of schools, the Ilev John E. Flood. I'apcrs were read and recitations gicn by . r) Mirrutti tlM'Jr MISS ANNE HEAFFORU MISS DOROTHY BARNARD Two amateur actresses who took part in the musical production given this week at the Bellevuc-Stratford by the enlisted men of the navy yard. Miss A Marie Buggy, Miss Frances OIIlere, Mis. John A. Pflster, Miss Helen Eustace, Miss Marian Fenerts, Miss Ituth McCloskey. Miss Marcella Culln. Miss Marie Roach and Miss Eileen Coyne. Miss Ollvlere took for the topic of her paper "Woman In the Trcsent War." nnd the guests mid 350 members of the alumnae listened with Interest to this youthful, enthusiastic speaker. Miss Ollvieis also recited that popular, well-liked piece, "When My Pa Was a Bo." Patriotic decorations wete used for the occasion and the faors were r.ed Cross nurses. A bride was the faor gien Mrs. Vincent Carroll, who was Miss ltosalle Mc Mlchan. Mrs. Carroll's mother. Mrs. Mc- Mlchan, of Overbrook, endowed the Catholic Olrls' High School Miss Sarah Mlltenberger. of 2358 North Twenty-first street, will entertain the Alpha Chapter of the Phi Delta Pel Sorority at her home tomorrow afternoon. The members are Miss Catharine Pecker. Miss Helen Chatham, Miss Mildred Conrey, Miss Erma Clower, Miss Elsa Oioss, Miss Manraret aillmore. Mlsi Jenebelle Harklns, Miss Mabel Luccarenle, Miss Mildred Pldgeon. Mrs. Lewis Street, Miss Estelle Wood and Miss Marian Williams, The Galsn Pharmaceutical Society of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy held Its an nual banquet at Kugler'a last evenlnr. Prof Henry Kraemar, of Ann Arbor, Mich., for merly of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, made the trip from Ann Arbor to be present at the banquet. Ex-Judge Mayer Sulzberger, I)r S. SotlsrCohen, Mr. Howard P.. French. Mr. Otto Krause. Dean C. II. 1 Wall, Associate Dean II Stumer and others were also present. Mrs. Frame LeUnd Jones, or 801? Cjatha. -rW .trwA -will .AntwUlnMw card ..club 'lik ovsiili. Tlw'iwatrfytHi jii 14?. WjT Ut In pnpni ifiim EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER 1HILAJ)ELPHIA, "'S;''!; y- Mabel llulter. Miss Ilelene M. Crnham, Miss Anno Haslctt and Miss Antic Ueorgctou. The rlass of 1003 of (he Philadelphia High School for tllrls and the class of 151)5 of the. Philadelphia Normal School will celebratn ItH 'annual leimlon by a. luncheon at tho Hotel Adelphl.i on Saturday. May 11. Assistant Surgeon II Dclhiurr Conley, 1'. 8. N. IS. F, of llils city. Is linmn un n short furloiiRh. Mrs I'mitev, formeiiy M'ss Elnlc V Wilson Is with him. Mrs. Conley was a popular Iig.in girl preilomi tu hrr marriage to Doctor f'niiley. Sho 13 tho laughter of Mr. and Mis. Itobcrt A. Wlbnin, of that subuib. Mrs. Wilfnid 1. I.awson. of 6510 Wayne nniuc, CJermantown, entertained tho knit ting unit of which sho Is a member at a. war luncheon yesterday. Mr. II. Raymond Thorp, of (.'.imp Hancock, fla., is spending a ten-day furlough with hla parents, Mr. and Mis. II c. Thnip. at their home, 403 South Forty-third street An Interesting spring wedding will he that of Miss Kiwi S Otto, daughter of Mr-. A. M. Otto, of 32r,7 North Carlisle street, and Mr. John .1. New Inn, of lirlrtgeton, N. J, which wltl take plnco on Tuesday, April .".o. at noon. In Trinity Reformed Church, llroad and Venango streeta. Mis. Walter J. Itaffel, of 3523 North Fif teenth street, entertained at luncheon ifv ti-rday for Mrs Harry lleerhnlter, Mrs. (). I J. Snmlgrasx, Mrs. William llrliikworth, Mrs. W Cun dries, and Mrs. Thomas C. Pal ciston. Mrs. Horace Klelnfelder gae a luncheon followed by cards on Wednesday at her homo in Clenslde. Mrs. John c Allen, Jr., Mrs. Harry Hang. Mis. Iterijjiuln Foster, Mrs. Hany Rlttenlioiise, Mrs. John Wurst and Jlrs. William II. While mb were the gucitn. The girls' class of 1!I7 of St. John's School gave n lan-' on Wednesday cwnlng In the parish hall, Manayunk. Miss Marlon Clark gale luncheon es:ei day followed h sewing and knitting for the Red Cross. Her guests Included Miss Jean VanderMlee. of l'hocnlwlllc. I'.i : Miss Kath arine Whet-look, of Narberlh; MIks Kllzabeth Hey. Miss Helen Rrhfiiss, Miss Roberta Ilea Nelll. Miss Mildred lley. Miss r.llz.ibetli Car penter, Mrs .Charlni Kreiner. Miss Jane Orcen. Mis Fiederlck Men 111 Itrecht. Jlrs. frederlck Clark. Mis. Charles Kruger, Mrs Richard Hey. ARa. William King Hodley and Mrs Hairy Mots:. wedding will take place on Thursday afternoon. April :.". at 2 o'tlock. In St. Rita's Church, when Miss Catherine Do Marko, of 1G43 South Seientecnth street, will become the bilde of Mr. Rudolph Clancalln. of 1303 Chiistlan street Tilt- hrldo will be glxen In marriage by her fathei, Mr. Peter De Marko. Her niation of honor will be her s'sler, Mrs Ray Marlnelll, ami her bridesmaid will he Miss Mella La Patties The ushers will be Mr. Charles De Marko and Mr. Benjamin (tlangulla. During the ceremony Miss Adello Uushocco and .Miss I'ngela Cozzl will sing seeral hymn. icceptlon will fillow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents. SUFFRAGE HOSIMTAL .MEETINCJ County Society to Hc.'.r Mrs. Tiffnny on Overseas Work The Philadelphia Co.mtj Suffrdgo Society, lhe pioneer suffrage oiganlr.atlnn of the clt, has ni ranged a program for Its regular meet ing at the College Club. April 21. In the In terest of the woinm's overseas hospital. hlch Is being supported In Fiance by the National Woman Suffrage As-oclntloii Mrs. Charles L Tiffany, of New York, chairman of the general oversrns committee, will be one of the guests and tell of the or ganization of the unit, and Dr. Caroline Pur nell will dKuss lhe wink of women phy sicians on the battlefields abioad SYMPOSIUM ON SERVICE Will Tell oF Community Center Work Hero The Pennsylvania School foi Social Ser i. ( will give a symposium on what Philadel phia Is doing along community center lines this afternoon In the school building, 130.: Pine street. Tho speakers will be Dr Louis Nusbaum, associate superintendent of schools, in charge of the night schools: J. Leonard Ma.-.on supervisor of recreation, and Miss Harriet Silverman. MRS. SAMUEL K. REEVES '" J - J I lilPHi J "wmmmm " ' Mmmzmem x, ,MISS. KtJLEEN MORRIS tafaat! younir cknccrj of Uim ity .Mjhu. '-.' ,.)i..?riJH,v .. .jiMiMBt -fewt. fJbFirZM fmnrrmfrBt. !g S M'wiwrjyKJ if ISHE MWVWkA 4fllpl'tJ-gB ( V II " ssmtt m w! Mil I ' ' wi . glHp 1 MRS. PERCY CHANDLER MISS MARGARET DUNLAP Members of Tobacco Fund Committee, who will have chniRo of the auction of tho articles intended for tho meltini; pot!, placed about the city, which will take place on Monthly. COMMITTEE ENDS WORK ON SURGICAL DRESSINGS Organization Will Be Dissolved, Sincp Red Cross Can Handle Work The national surgical dressings committee, nn organization which slnco October, 1P1I, has shipped inoir than 23,O0O,miO surgical di rasing Io the Allied hospitals, will cense to cMst May 1, 191S, by ordir of the executive committee. It was concluded that since Aiueile.i entered the wnr th" Rrd Cross has increased so gieatly, both In ItH membership and In Ita activities, that It Is able now to supply the Allied hospitals with all necessary surgical dressings, and the committee feels that In taking thin step at u limn when Its flnnuel.il prosperity Is at lis height It is upholding the principles of lhe Red Cioss In the Hue spirit of patriotism. During I!)l? the records of the organisa tion show an extraordinary Increase In pio duetlon. The December record of 1917 alums) that GCfi.fifil dressings were sent to .1'.".". hos pitals. The total number of dressings for 11)17 stands at 7.I91.I9S, ngalnst I.U.'S.GtSS for 1910 The work ha been done by som" r.na workers, only 100 of whom were paid, and according lo a stati-ment by Mls Austin there has been a maikrd Incicaso among the volunteer workers hi the last few weeks, cspici.illy among Fn ncli women. Vast quantities of gmun were u-ed n rapidly that It seemed holla of It vanished at a touch; flom It weie made bandages of all sizes and compn sscs , It Is even said fomo of tho women would take home tho scraps of gauze at the nil of the bolt so that their children could pick tt apart and Huff 11 for pillow btulllng. Kvery packet Is made up In a steilllzed loom ill signed especially for tho assembling of dies'-lngs In double dust-proof papr and then In the niublln sacks. The following Is u list of ai tides prepared In tho gauyo room for the sterilizing department: 33C0 com presses, 121 meter and one-half meter gauze, 223 appllcateurs. Id! cotton absorbent pads, 1132 packets, 433 iacks. Hcnclit Card Party . i Trenton A caul party will be given on Saturday nflernoon. April 17, In Ciescent Temple. Trenton, for the benefit of the Trenton Day Nurserv. The nursery Is In great need of help Just now, and In the rush of war work Its ic nulrements aie apt to be overlooked In order that money lo aid In carrying on the Insti tution may lie secured rapidly tho card patty will bo held, and It Is expected that them will be a generous response, as the nurser Is an Institution which appeals to many persons throughout the c.t.v Five h nulled, bilclge and euchre will bn played, and an ntliactlvo favor will bo awarded to the winner ut each table. Per sons who care to make up their own tables may do so, and individuals wishing to at tend will make tip separate tables. (James will begin promptl.v at - So o'clock. Hems of newN for tlifi sorletr puce will be nneptrd ami printed In thp ICvenlnc 1'iihlir ltlxer, nrulluVri tliey tire written on nnn til of the itirr itnlt n ltd tire signed with full mime und frleiihone niimtirr of the nenilrr, us It mut tit. io)!r to verify the notes. Ad drew. "-orlt Killlor." limine I'ubllo l.eilcrr. GOU ( linnut street. V ." "r-- vhu has taken part in ft number of . aMLmMmza v rtvc FRIDAY, APRIL 19, LOAN PARADES TWO DAYS NEXT WEEK Patriotic Citizens of North Phila delphia and Tioga to Stimu late Interest in Bonds nne of the largest patriotic demonstrations evr held on (lerniantown iiventio will tako place next Tuesday evening, when the Cen tral Oermantown Avenue lluslnesa As sociation, In co-operation with the Tioga Business Men's Asst elation anil the Cnhock slnk lluslnesn Men's and Improvement Asso ciation, will make n great drive for the third Liberty lnn. Claborale preparations aro being made for the parade, which will start nt Krle avenue and continue down German town iiveuue ti Montgomery avenue. There will be no conunerclal advertising. The one ct-ntral theme to be emphasized In evriy possible way will bo patriotism and l.ibeity Itunds. us the people must be arousfd as never In fore to the necessity of winning the war. Theie will bo Lhousands in line, delegation from thurches. patriotic societies, mil Ik. fattorles, fraternal organisation, Red Cioss and Iancrgrncy Aid socletlca, ex emption boards, patriotic tableaux mi float., Ito.v and (ilrl Seoul, public and parochial schools ami lb" tlircn business associations. The stores on the avenue will bo Illuminated nnd will bo depnr.it d with Hags nnd bunting. Air. Joseph II. Deppen, president of tho Central (Jermnutowu Avenuo Association, Is chairman of the Joint committee of ar langements, which Includes .Mr. Mar!; I.lp ri hills, secretary: Mr. Daniel !. l.cather iiiiin. treasurer; Mr. A. T Swajne, Mr. I.oula illlbert. Mr. J A. Melutlre. Jlr William .1. N'rsIi. Mr. Daniel J. McCruddcn, Mr. Warren Shelmlrc, Mr. P Oliver Derr, Mr John 1.. Pabst and Mr. Chailcs Maetmcr. Mr. tlrcgor Diummoiul. Mr. Derr and Mr. Swajne will uct as marshals. Hilars taking nn active pari In the parade and tho drive aie Mr. Wilbur II Zlmcinian. president of the Tioga association ; Mr. Wil liam Hancock, president of the CohocksInU organisation ; Mr Thomas Casey, Mr. Mat thew .1. Donoho, Mi ileorge l.ohr, Mr Harry Smith. Mr. Many y.lbmaii. Mr. John jr (iiosd, Mr. (Ieorgc Stoess, Mr. Rdgar A llnbsun. Mi Jiuoh Y Lous:, Mr (Jeorgo I!u dolph. Mr. Frank Kramer. Mr Charles Fricl. Mi Horace Michael. Dr F. F. K'rlbb" Mr. Thomas Illueti and Mr. Kdward A. Snv tler. In case of lain the d( monsti.it lull will be postpo.icd until Thursday evening Apiil l'j The North Philadelphia dlsli.ct. vvhiili ex tends above Tioga to AVayno Junction, will hold n demonstration on Wednesday eve ning, under the ausplies of the North Phila delphia Iliislncss Men's Association, which alms to make tlic patilotlc parade the largest ever held In the northern section of the city. Merchants and industrial concerns are arranging patriotic floats, organizations of all kinds, letter c.inlers. school chljdren. i lunch societies, parmts of soluntocr and drafted men. Sons of Veterans. Urand Army men. soldiers and sailors will be In line. The affair Is in charge of Mr lMward U. Zlegler. chairman J Mr Paul Wendler, assistant chaliman; Mr James II. Rudhart, secretary; Mr. i. A. Wick, treasurer , Mr. Matthew Kenney, Mr. W. I. Clark, the Rev. F. A. Rowers, Mr Joseph Ulegler, Mr. Newton K. Fieed, Mr John MucBc-.ui, Mr. Howard 11 Heckler. Mr 13. 13. Zlegler, Mr. W. Brown, Mr. George Spoerhase. Mr. Clifford Russllng. Mr. W. Talley, Mr W. Zearfuss, Mr. John Michel, Mr. It D. Miller. Mr. J. N. Mountain. Mr. William Robinson, Mr. Thomas Dcarlove, Mr. Fiederlck Ilartuug, tho Rev. S. B. Wil liams, the Rev. Cornelius Hudson, the Rev. i". H. Alspach, Mr. tleorge Berger. Mr. F. Crannage. Miss Hocklus. Prof. Oliver I3Iy, Mr. Thomas M. Keelcy. Mr. Thomas Kecfc, Dr. 13. K. McPhcrson. Mrs P. Wrlgley. Mr. II Unity. Mr. W lanugo. Mr. It. Schucl;. Mr W. Claudius. Mr. A. V. Richards. Mr. It Walton, Mr. Herbert Wendler and Mr. (iiorge 13. Kimball. REVOLUTION DAUGHTERS TO HONOR WASHINGTON Congress for tho First Time Will Pay Visit to Tomb of Father of His Country Foi the Hi at lime In Its blstorv the Con gress of the Daughte.s of the American Revolution, soon to conveno In tho nation's capital, will adjourn Its sessions to visit the tomb of Oeoigo Washington In a body. A patriotic program will mark tho exer. clses. Mrs. Luther Dervvent. chairman of the Mount Vernon committee, will preside und will be assisted by a number of women prominent In patriotic work, among them Mrs. John A. ligau Mrs Ueorgo Thatcher Guernsey, president general of the 11, A. R will speak and will place a wreath on the tomb of Washington Another wreath will bo placed there by Mrs llleanor Washing, ton Howard, ii descendant of the Washing ton family, bom at Mount Vernon, whose father sold tho estate to tho Government. Tho muniory Pf Ann Pamela Cunningham, who' Induced the Congress of tho United States, to purchase Mount Vcrnott tu nr. jtetvu II til u. tul lotto shrine, will bo honored t .t',wiw .1 imltjniU Is ny mra. uerwi m, vm yiv mu. wreatu 1918 ESKIMO WOMEN WORK WELL FOR RED CROSS United Slates Oilicial Reports They Go in Nobly for "Drives" for Funds "Imbued with a wlti-lhe-vvar spirit equal to that of their white sisters, Rsklmn women hnvo become i tiihuMastlc Red Cross work ers, and 'drives' for funds are conducted with gnat 7.eal and success," states William T l,opii, chief of the Alaska division of tho t'nlted Statfs lluteau of 13dueatlon, who has Just n turned fioni the Northwest. '"the llsklinn' contributions represent real nacrllb-e," continued Mr. Ixjpp. "One Milage, which had been saving up for several rnrs for the purchase of u much-needed sawmill and bad aciumulated 11.10, donated 1100 of ItH scanty lio-iril nnd then procured further tontrlbiltlons amounting to $35. Donations of llflj- cents nplrcn by tho chll-tlrt-n of the village school brought the total up to ftSP. How did they get the money? fly selling fur, cutting Ivory nnd longshor lug for the ships that visit their Isolated home. "Indian villages have collccletl as much a ftoil for the Red Ciors. Hoonah. Met t.ikntl.1, Kahe, Ilydaburg. Kl.iwock and Klul.wan have each raised between (ISO and 1"0. The native women have proved pro ficient In Red Cross classes; homo nursing, surgical dressings and knitting they have done extremely well. There is no hyphen In the Indian's Americanism. "Teachers In tho Alaskan schools have done yeoman service In organizing the rcliool chlldien Into Junior auxiliaries ami the women lulu Red Cross, rhapii rs. Miss Isabel lilltnan. lenihi'i- of the si hool at Juneau, lias been ispeHdilv snc essful , her classes have done remarkable work." Hunting a Husband ! Ily .MARY DOUGLAS I fConrlWitl ! CIIAPTI3R XL1II Ways and Means IWALKKD to the po.ilollice this afternoon. Tho crickets kept me company with their steady shrilling The brtezo blew the corn tossel.s, nodding toward me. It was a long walk. Ilni usually Doctor Hlxby got his mall at 4 o'clock. X should see him again Latelv I have seen him often. IVp have talked of many things, life and art, and doc toring. But never love, I don't blle the doctor can hive. I have seen interest In those red-brown eyes I have even awakened enthusiasm. But be side that nothing "Sara Lane." I tald to nvvself. "what havo jou done In these weeks at Harriet's? Al most a month. 1 have made one friend--Norma Cnrcw I checked It off on my lingers. And I havo learned morn about' men. A man may think It cutn If ou shudder at a mouse; but he Is disgusted If ou fall In a erlslN Yes, Constance Dwlght and the accident- she, with all her exqulsltcnt-ss, had lost Doctor Bi-cby bfcaiife she had no self control. Slip had srreamed and moaned when little Tod hurt himself She had covcied her face with her bands Ves, pluck Is essential And flattery. What a wonderful weapon: If It Is followed by a delicate, laughing laillery. flirtation with another man. and flattery again. How I had laughed In my sleeve the after noon tho doctor spent In explaining the working of submarines to me ! I knew as much as h But I swallowed all my knowl edge. I listened with rapt Interest. A game n game, nil of It But a fascinat ing game. And In the end? I came to a dead itnndstlll In the rutty road. If I knew so much about It, why was the doctor dot at my feet? He likes me. He Is Interested In me But that Is all. I have more to learn much more. 1 locked up Doctor II I by was striding lip the toad toward me. The color flamed to inv checks. I felt 'caught in the act." "Whv so gullly looking. Mls.s Sally?" asked the doctor. So mv face was telltale ' But he had said "Mls.s Sally." Perhaps "I'll gj along Willi you lo (he poslofllcp," ho said. And wc walked briskly along the sunny road. "I am going to be absolutely natural for once,'' I thought "I have used all my little dodges. Now I shall be myself. Shnplj Sara-" Wlnt fun we hail' The doctor threw- aside his dlgnltj. We raced down the road, We filched apples from l-'nimpi- l'cown's. We imitated an ugly flock of gulnea-hen. In short, we were happy, carefree children! When we came nut of tho postofllco the doctor raised his lint. "I must leave you here," he said. "I'm going' lo see Constance Dwlght. Beautiful girl. Isn't she?" "Yes. Jovelj," answered, throwing all Hip enthusiasm I could Into my voice. And I took the road home. I wandered along forlornly. So I had failed. I was Just some one to play with a Jolly companion U be forgotten as soon as made. My throat felt as If I could not swallow It was not the du't. I havo used my best efforts and all foi what? Tomorrow rutin; the Triilb. 10 P. M. s Aim I- vi i i-'i ti i.i: DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS i " ' M ii r i - i t Mini.ll ArTftAt'TIO.V TONIGHT "IWVS s "" i MADGE KENNEDY WILL APPEAR IN PERSON AND tli:i.l3 PATIUOTH' AtltmUS.S m:xt wni3K- mi anximibsary wuek CIIARLII. CHAI'Ll.N In "A DOU'S LlrK" PAT.APP1 ISH S1ARKKT STIIKKT riLii LAST 2 DAYS st? irWin N,i'?1'V.WM-, s ,,ART " "Tier Man Added Attraction C1IA1II.II: Cl.Al'Ll.V In "A POO s 1.1 PB" ARCADIA WM. S. HART AnTcnXiT--FteiurV r' Ml .eui . .. .".T"H ThiKR MAN" III IS J . 1 a:ir MINT WKKK-sEsfll'B HAYAKAVVA l" . ,,., T. iL,!iN'tm OP 's HOUSE" AdJtJ Ulurlle Cljaplln In "A Dog'i Ufa" VICTORIA J'"Ss' B HbT TWO DAYS "Tarzan of the Apes" Next Wcali NAZ1MOV A In "IIEVELATIOV CHARLIE CHAPLIN in A DOQ-fl LIFE" REGENT MAKKKTHr,i:ifwlTTJI I'AHAMUI'NT Plrat .shonlns VIVIAN MARTIN "i m-'lahikd ! . ooods" MARKET STnEET ti AT lUXlPBi, 11 A. M. to 11 p. iJ. VAUDEVILLE CONTINUOTI5? PHILA. OPERATIC STARS Kitty Prsncla & Co, i ' Block lng" Otha.-a. BROADWAY oad .tobjj.av JULIAN ROSE d1aSd,a.n Mary Plckford "" t,atht,,,n. MUt CROSS KEYS MAnK,Ti 83ft, A. Seymour RrovA'p iCo. EVAN X. I I .i.i ij Ni E3 ii.n7 w isoasfe IvJIlSi KXSftMr-mi mmm mpaSSEcSLt Meeting, I nlier.llj- of J'ennrlranl IVfo. seum managers, at Museum Building. Mem bers .Meellng Aero flub, BcIIm ur-Mrtfr1. Members Aulmnnlille Arrrorlf Assorlstlon lonrh eon. Ureen Room, Hotel Adelphl.i, 7 o'clock. Members .supper and Lrrture, Pennnrltnnln Aatorla Hon of Women Workers, City Club. Speaker, Mls.s Helen Kraser, 7 o'clock. Admission charfc. CAIII) 1'AKTY Foil RED CROSS Alma Mater Association of St. Mary's Academy in Windsor, Mich., to Give Benefit Wlml.or, Mleb,, April 18 At a meeting Of the Alma Mater Association of St Mary's Academy. Windsor. last week, arrangement were made for a card party In lhe auditorium of the academy on the afternoon of April 2" The proceeds of this party will be do nated to the American nnd Canadian Red Cross. There will be tables for bridge, flva hundred and pedro. The committees In charge are: Prizes, Mrs. 13IIcn Montrcull and Mls Theresa Montrcull: bridge, Mrs G forgo H. Klrchner. Mrs. Waller Swayze. Mrs, M. A. Mcllugh and Miss Lucille Cruise; five hun elred, Mrs. Joseph L. L'Heureux, Mrs. Wil liam J.icfiuemaln, Mrs. T Teahan and Miss Sarah Ulb-on ; pedro. Mrs. Charles Lyons, Mrs. It. , r avaiiaUKh. Mrs. Charles Collins and Mrs. 3S'orn Collins Wallac". The olbcers of the association are; Hon or.uy president. Sister St John Hie Evangel ist: honorary vice president. Mrs Albert Dioulllaid; president, Mrs. Hattle B. Klt slniotis; flrst vice president, Mrs. Mary El lair; second vice president, Mrs. Kllen Mont rcull ; secretary, Ruth A. Oucllettc ; treasurer, Miss Mary Lnnglols. ALUMNAE WILL ENTERTAIN Last Affair of Season for Girls' High and Normal Graduates The Alumnao Association of the QlrU'' High nnd Normal Schools will present Its final enteitalnment of tho scholastic season next Tuesday evening In the auditorium of the Nninuil School for Olrls, nt Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets. Sonio of the latest war poems will be re cited by Mrs. Lewis It. Dick, while the Fel lowship Club of West Philadelphia will take part in the musical selections on the pro gram for the amusement of tho students. Mrs. 'A. M. Kulton Is the president of the class organization CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE- DIIIECTION XIESSnS SBUBEIIT Nights. .Vic to Jl .',0. Mat . 5l)c to It Ex. Est, LAST 11. im MAT. TODAY. I.AHT 4 TIMES N. . WINTI3II UAI1DEN TRIUMPH DOING OUR BIT M:T MONDAY HBATS NOW JOE WEBER and LEW FIELDS nktv musical TIAr.TC AfiATM COMICDY MATINEE SAT. 8"t ?i.50 ADELPHI TONIUIIT AT 8:15 MATINEE SAT. , $1.60 vx&uweaaij i IO U.V.ifcWJ , it FORREST Last 2 Evgs. IO 50c to $1.50 at A'-'-.ggonNc , KLAW & Um.ANOUn S MCSICAL COMEDT A meetlno In beliulf of llm imiTISII-AJtI3nlCAf. WAR ltlJLIUU VI ND villi he helri al the KoimnsT TiiuATni; this aituhnoon in-, BlCUil "i lur tnun.iv tnvaiik:, NEXT WEEKSEATS NOW " 'ri,c GEO. M. COHAN REVUE with NORA BAYES A-Nt ORIGINAL N. Y. COMPANY OU 123 BROAD ThiTNexUVeeFOnly- UVU.NINCiS St.'.; matinui: TOMonnovr MR. AND MRS. COBURN IT.ESUNT TUB IMAGINARY : INVALID KAWICAL COMEDY BY MOLIERC GARRICK MATINEE DAILY ' THIS . NEXT WEEK ONLY EVCIS. Silt. THE NATURAL COLOR MOTION PICTURE SENSATION 7. Mgemffl iSMARTESr MVSICAICCMEVH S?' IN TOWN ,J mhIM ms nuiA 1I , UltlCil.NAI. NEW YOItlC CAST OK 80 Thrlillnsly eltrerlbeU Ly the maker Dr. Leonard S. Sugden rrlees Mats. lEicept Sat.) SJo anj 60o Mghta and Saturday Matlneca, :.'; to Jl. cTP ANI1 Utn. Ave. ut Venango, B. of llroad "THE BLUE BIRD" Next Vk VJI. S. 11AUT In "The Titer Man" "bTf. KEITH'S THEATRE GRACE LA RUE IN FA8C1NATINO BONO H"Il Geo. WHITE & HAIG Emma ms. thos. wii(i'rt:.N. james uon.ni THORNTON) WRiailT DIETlUCHi FERN A DAVIS, Other. ACADEMY- FRIDAY, Aft . April SO, 3'00 llfxi, GABRILOWITSCH ,;. Tk-keU. U-. .-": TP-. Rojef. 10.0o ,rl ItS.eiO at lleppe'e, 1119 (.'hcttnut St Check to Geo, T. lUIr- ...,..'' ,: LITT LEl Blnnln Mornlay, April '.ft theattie Passer55-Bv ITU, De Lanw x ClOOtlO UJ Sfl v hoie Loc. title 1 1 Comxlr br Iladdoo Chamkew ACADEMY -Seatu ut Heppe'a. 1110 Clteatnvt, , PHILADELPHIA! D I Tomor. , I ORCHESTRA V;, . OF THE aLAbO.V j. CASINO EnRYROlfJafiKI Wahw4!AVWtiV A mrtmvtii mwzr iX.ULS '8 HV,Jiw( ?? ma tHXiytAX M Jti .' entertainments and benefitu
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