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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-13

Paper supply houses are notifying
their customers Of the cancellation
# existing price schedules. owing
10 the scarcity Of materials for making
paper, and consequent increase 10 cost
This viii fall heavily upon newspaper
publishers. ~ wcll IS upon I'll printing
houses. and their patrons should not
complain II 2 torrcs pondiug increase in
the price Of their output follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

The wedding Of Miss Genevieve Harton,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke D. Harton,
of 1721 West Girard avenue, to Clayton 3.
shoemaker. will take place on Wednesday morn
ing, october IA, at 1920 O'clock in the Church
Of the Gesu
Mrs. Frederick j. Chrlstman, Of the Dauphin
Apartments, has returned from fortnights
visit in New York, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Edward l.. Rowe. OF Riverside drive.
A reception will be given Monday night in
honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf at
the Alumni Building, under the auspices of the
sisterhood of the Reneseth Israel Congregation.
Miss Eva Jacobs, of North Broad street, has
returned from Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Klein, of 2e3a North
Broad street, are on their way home from
Europe having sailed on the Baltic on Sep
tember Q.
Miss Miriam Alexander. OF Elkton. Md, 10
visiting Miss Mildred Hudson, OF 1918 North
Park avenue Miss Hudson entertained James
Ellison and Dunbar Lane, of ST. Georges, Del,
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Fagley, who have been
in Atlantic City since June, have returned to
their winter home, 1850 North 22d street Their
daughter, Miss Irene Fagley, has been with
her parents since her return from Europe the
end of August. Miss Elizabeth Chapman of
Springfield Mass, who spent the summer
abroad with Miss Fasey. ia visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Savery at Hamilton
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Stuart Atwood are
staying with Mrs. Atwood's mother, Mrs. John
Moran, of 2731 North Eleventh street, for an
indefinite period after spending the past few
months at their home in Chelsea, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Charles A, Carey and her daughter. Of
sso7 Diamond street, have returned to their
cottage in ocean City for a few days, where
they entertained extensively during the summer.
Miss Martha Barter and Miss Dorothy Barter,
OF 2o31 North Eighteenth street. have returned
home after short stay at the Churlegh Inn.
Stroudsburg Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Marshall, of 1925 Diamond
street, have returned home, having spent the
past six weeks in Atlantic City.
Miss A. Edna Schmitt and Miss Marian E.
schmitt. of 1871 Ridge avenue, Gave returned
to their home after FIVE weeks visit at
wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15

for Portland, Ore, where they will attend the
wedding of Miss Lora Nettie Cumming Mrs.
Perpall's sister, to Paul Emil Woll, OF Oak
Lane on Tuesday evening. September %.
Miss Edith Crowthcr will be married to Mr.
Edward Everett Thompson, of Waco. Tex,
September %, also
Miss Crowther ie the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Crowther. The wedding will take
place at the home of the bride 651O North Sew
enth street at Ii a. m.
She will her travelling gown and will
be given in marriage by her father. The Rev.
]. Kennedy Moorehouse, of Calvary Episcopal
Church, Conshohocken, Pa, will perform the
ceremony.
The bride will be unattended and Burd zsll
Will act as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hood and their family
returned today to their home on Seventh street
after spending the summer at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bains and their daugh-
ter Miss Helen Balns OF 6Sth avenue. returned
on Saturday. after month at Longport.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Mum and their daughter.
Miss Florence Mum. of Lawnton avenue re-
turned to their home Saturday after a season
at Chelsea. Miss Rose. however, having spent
the last two weeks at Mount Rose. Pa.
Mrs e. w. Goebe OF Panama, is the guest
for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Gage, at their summer home near villanova,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taggar. Of Eighth
street. returned yesterday after a month of
travel around the Great Lakes.
Miss Mary Lorimer, of Melrose Park, re-
turned Saturday to her home on Stratford ave-
nue. after a month near Montreal. Can
Mrs. Eugene w Fry will give large lunch.
con on Thursday at the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club in honor OF Mrs. Melville G.
Wright of Oak Lane, formerly of Richmond,
Va
Covers will be laid for 50 guests and the deco
rations will be pink and white asterG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
TIOCA

number of young girls who spent the last
month camping at Lake St Catherine in Yer
mont, included Miss Grace Wade. Miss Anna
Wade, Miss Mary Cope. Miss Grace Cum
mings, Miss Gladys Cummings, Miss Mary
Huerder, Miss Martha Gilman. Miss Ethel
Johnson Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Helen Ais
pach and Miss Jeanette Hackett
Mrs Nellie Kitchen chaperoned the party
which returned to the city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton c. Silcox Jr of 4l3l
North Broad street gave the nrst of series
OF at homes. Saturday. The decorations were
pink roses. They were assisted In receiving
by Mrs. Silcox's mother, Mrs. Edward A.
Oetzel Miss Emma I. Batty and Miss Anna S.
Christie. The second at home will take place
next Saturday afternoon. Before her marriage
in June Mrs. Silcox was Miss Anna b. Oetzel
Mr. and Mrs Richard Pomeroy. of s445 North
Fifteenth street. with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William Zlndel. have
returned from their country home in Glenside
and are spending week in Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Welsh and their fam
ily, Of $3.50 North Broad street, have returned
10 their Tioga home after spending the season
at their Island Heights cottage.
Miss Ethel Munder DeVlin. Of S526 North Six
teenth street will spend the remainder OF the
fall and winter in Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter CregSr have closed
their summer home in Wildwood and have re-
turned to their winter house at l24 West Allie
gheny avenue.
Mrs. Leonard Gouhlson. of 2lo7 West Ontario
street has returned from Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs Walter Brown have returned
from Quakertown Pa. TO their home on st.
Mark's Square.
Mr.. and Mrs Lionel Friedman and their
daughter Miss Maxine Friedman, of 2lss West
Tioga street. have returned from Atlantic City
Mrs. Jacob Simon and Miss Elizabeth simon
OF siS2 North Fifteenth street, have returned
from New York.
Mrs, Fl, s, Donaldson and her daughter, Miss
Emma Donaldson, have closed their cottage.
no Sixth avenue Ocean City. ana have returned
10 their home. 1905 Rising sun lane.
Edward B. Carrier and Mr. Carl carrier have
returned from EOEoDs ana are new travelling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
CHESTNUT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Clark, of Moreland
and Cherokee avenues will arrive this week
from Marblehead Neck Mass, where they spent
the summer.
Mrs e. Digby Baltzell Is the guest of Mrs
Arthur Murtagh at her Cape May cottage. Mrs
Baltzell before her marriage in the spring was
Miss Lena Duhring, of Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j. Ball. of 215 East Mt
Pleasant avenue have closed their Cape May
cottage and have returned to town.
Dr. and Mrs. Biddle Marsden, of ssll Ger
mantown avenue, have returned from Pequam-
Ing Mich, where they spent the entire sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Levy and their daughter.
Miss Dorothy Levy, of SIG North Cliveden street
returned to their home yesterday from Europe
The party arrived in New York on Friday and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian Levy
at Flatbush over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs
Levy went abroad early In June to meet their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Levy, who had been
in school in Switzerland during the la-H year
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Diechez. of New York
also Joined the party early in June and spent
the season at Carlsbad, Germany, at which
place they were detained for several weeks after
the broke out.
Mrs. Diechez is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Levy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

ONERBROOK-The Ladies' Committee of the
Overlook Golf Club will give the second of
their September afternoon teas this Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs II. Dewitt Irwin and Miss
Dorothy Irwin, Of City avenue and Lancaster
road returned today from Chelsea.
Mrs NJ. McAIichcu and Miss Rosaie Nc
M'cheu have returned to their home. Rosemary.
MIS- William Harrty, Miss May IIarrty and
MISS isabel iiarrity, who were in Brussels when
war was declared, arrived here last week.
ARDMoRE-Mr. and Mrs. Willis AIusser Miss
Julia Musser and Benjamin AGusser. of simpson
road have returned home after summer spent
at Beach Haven
IN" Rev. George Pomeroy Allen, rector OF
81 Mary's Episcopal Church, is expected home
tniS week from Garden city, l., l.
MI ana Mrs, Francis NJ. Cresson and family.
VINO Speht the summer at The oaks, Pa. will
Snortly open their house on Simpson road.
hANERFoRD-A "A wedding of interest to society
~ 'h'S city and Wilmington will take place
wednesday September 3d. when Miss Edith
mandy klemn, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs ].
ueorEe klemn Jr.. of Haverford, sill be mar
I.eu 10 Morton Harvey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
holstc.n Harvey, of Wilmington
me ceremony will be solemnized at high noon
IN It Mary's Episcopal Church, Ardmore The
rev. George Pomeroy Allen rector, will Of
fciatc
MISS hIemn viii have her cousin, Miss Anne
sNop'''sh Garrett, OF Wilmington, for maid %
"o"''' ana Miss Eleanor Brock Miss Jean
io'''S Lille Miss Florence Shoemaker and
Mss Louise Twaddell will be the bridesmaids.
,'' "'"er girl will be Miss Eleanor Rogers.
"on'Ia Satterthwaite. of Wilmington, will be
- '''''eS best man. Hostein Harvey. Jr..
'''-'' '' the oridegroom-tu-be; George Cattell.
-" ''''S Bennett Jr, and John Twaddell will
net as usners.
'"'"Ihs the ceremony there will be small
1''"N'"S' at the residence OF the brides parents
loF the immediate families and a few intimate
friends
HADNoR Miss Margaret Berwlnd who will be
yD' OF the seasons debutantes. viii be intro
o1. C1.'" al a tea which win be given Wednesday,
October A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Hancock, of 1920
Chestnut street have opened their house for
the winter. They spent the summer motoring.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Curey, of West Phil
adelphia receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of a daughter Helen Elizabeth Cur
ley. Thursday, September 10 This is their
second child they have a young son, Neville
Curley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D. Garman, of 216 South
45th street who after visiting in Chicago spent
the late summer in Chelsea have returned
home.
Mrs A. n. Hamilton and her daughters of
800 South 18th street, are entertaining Miss
Louise Taylor. of Washington, as their guest
Miss Ethel Lenau. of i2l6 Spruce street will
not return to her home until the first of Oc-
tober. She is at present at the Lawn House
In Riverton and has her guest Miss Mildred
Whaley. OF New York,
Judge and Mrs. Utley E. Crane have closed
their house at Chelsea and returned TO Hamp-
ton Court for the winter.
Miss Mary McArdIe, of 42lO Parksde avenue,
returned on Saturday from a trip to Cobough,
Can; while there she was the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Hess
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Cameron Burnside hav.
taken apartments at 42d and Spruce streets for
the winter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
MURDER AND MYSTERY
A CRIMINAL HISTORY
John Mason in Tense Melodrama That
Makes One Content With Being
Humble and Honest and Free of a
Past.

Put an Apache in evening clothes and he will
still remain an Apache. The same thing ap-
plies to Patagonians white Eskimos and Mex
lean bandits. Clothes do not make the man.
nor Bellevue -Stratford settings alter Inherent
table manners Elegantly staged. luxuriously
upholstered, presented by excellent cast,
owen Davis play, "DruEged," which opened at
the Broad Street Theatre last night with John
Mason in the title role, ertheless remains
unadulterated melodrama of the old fashioned
established type, a bit more polished. more
technically and tersely constructed, but thrilling.
horrifying and hair-raising of old Despite
the rather Hneering superiority with which
this sort OF melodrama Is usually regarded.
"Drugged" is play which meets every re-
Quinment for an evenings engrosslng enter
tainmcnt, and while life is not thus any more
than it is like the romances of Robert Cham
bers and Marie Corel as a pay "Drugged"
Is adro.tly, even admirably. handled. and sue
cessful in its designed purpose. Suspense is
succeeded by suspense, thrill follows thrill, and
by the end of the third act you will find your
self gripping the arms of your seat. leaning
forward breathessly and experiencing goose
creeps around your haIr-follicns Il you are
not bald. The close of that third act is climac-
terc, gripping, the apogee Of CORY and grue-
some situations.
Young John Dexter, acted by Frank Thomas,
IS clicking Oft a telcsraphic message in code to
beautiful Sylvia Cragen, Nan Campbell, the
curtain rises upon the magnificent interior Of
the home of the great John Dexter. railroad
marnat", candidate to Congress. respected c!tl-
zen. Young Dexter uses the te."ErIphc device
to tell Sylvia he loves her, and, as one desires,
they fall into each others arms An auspclous
opening. Enter John Dexter. consumately por-
trayed by John Mason, who approves of the
match. although with obvious restraint. Next
enters Mrs. Dexter, tall, grim, with touches Of
tragic green in her costume who stalks across
the room like haunted Electra. We see Mrs.
DeXters face Is ashcn. eyes wild and heavily
ringed. She tremb!es violently. When she hears
Of the betrothal she insists u0on speaking the
girl alone-shc the girls mothers dearest
friend; she loves her SON BY these cryptic
statements We know there's a skeleton dangling
somewhere about in that tapestried weu-5ut-
Tered establishment. amelia Gardner as th.
morDhine-obsessed wife. terrified 10y her haz-
bands hidden past, creates the necessary
psychic atmosphere of tragedy and looming
disaster Despite her WARNINGS the girl dee
cdes she will continue 20 love and 90 marry
Jack whatever tides, wlnrsupon We like that
girl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

With the coming OF cooler weather, enter
tanning among the naval officers and their wives
will be resumed, and, although there will be a
decided falling off OF large dances and dinner
parties because OF the lack of men, there will
be lack of the smaller informal affairs
Such is the bridge club which met last night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Beebe
232o South 2lst street. The members include
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy A. Bsset Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. George Landenberger,
Naval Constructor and Mrs. A. B. Court, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Cochrane, Commander and
Mrs. r. s. Keyes and Mr.. and Mrs Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burton Ford. who are
expected to return this week, have taken
house at 24O1 South DIST street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
ROXBOROUGH

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Davis, Jr, Of 1929
Manayunk avenue, entertained last night in
celebration OF their tenth wedding anniversary
Asters and ferns formed the decorations. Mrs.
Davs's mother, Mrs. Walter Stevenson, and
Mr.. and Mrs David w Davis assisted in re-
ceiving. The guests, who members with
Mr. and Mrs Davis in two card parties were
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Almes, Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Van Horn Mr.
and Mrs, Ralph Tope. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Thompson. John
struse. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Phsterer, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Mis-
sinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kenworthy, of Green
lane, who spent the summer touring through
Europe, returned home on Saturday. They
accompanied by James Stott, OF 4T Green
lane, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Leaber
Or. and Mrs. William Holdt and their fam
and have returned to their winter home, 2l5
Rochelle avenue, wissahickon.
Miss Jessie Keely. of SA Green lane has re
turned home after spending the season in Clot.
cester Mass.
Mrs. Lazele Thornton and her family, Of
Lawnton street. have returned from Ocean
City, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Charles Erwin, of Rochelle avenue,
Wlssahickon, Is spending several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Bailey, at her home
in Washington. D. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15

A. ENGAGEMENT of interest to this city
Amd New York which has been an
Alounced in New York, is that of Miss
Edith Stuart Otto, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert T. Otto. OF Valley Rose Farm, Scarsdale,
to Norman Garlic Eeichert, a son of Or.
Edward Tyson IIoichert, who is a member OF
the faculty Of the medical department of the
University % Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Scott. Jr., are
spending the autumn as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William West Frazier, Jr, at their
country place in Jenkintown. Mr. and Mrs.
Scott will not open their town house at Ill
South cd street. until late In November.
Mrs. Francis p. Sbley has returned to her
home on Summit avenue, Jenkintown. after
spending several days In New York as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Belmore Brown.
Mrs. Henry Augustus Berwind will entertain
In her box at the Horse Show in honor of her
dcbutante daughter. Miss Margaret Berwind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcrwind will give a small dance
In honor Of their son Charles Graham BerwInd,
or Thursday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
GERMANTOWN

Mr., and Mrs. Louis c, Madeira. of School
House lane, have returned to their home. having
spent the summer at North East Harbor. Me.
Miss Theodore Ross, have returned from
Christmas Cove, Me, where they spent the
summer They are occupying their new home
at Wissahickon avenue and Upsal street
Mr., William r Berry. who has been in Munich
during the war period, is now at The Hague
and will sail for home
Professor Charles c, Heyl has returned home
in safety after an eventfu trip through Europe.
Friends OF Mr., Heyl were particularly anxious
for his speedy return. for his work as prlnctpal
of the West Philadelphia High School for BOYS
begins Immediately, MIR Heyl Travelled through
France, Italy and Germany after war was de-
clared,
Mrs Edward Troth, who has spent the sum
mer in Europe and, with others. was marooned
in the zone. is expected 10 return 10 her
home, BIS Penn staset
Miss Catherine Cooper Cassard has returned
from Cape May where she was the guest OF
Miss Edith Wilson at her cottage, Miss Cas-
sard will leave Thursday for Hartford Conn.
to be the guest OF Miss Helen Pease for the
remainder OF the month.
Or. and Mrs. Henry Paul Brown, Jr. have
returned from Europe and are at present STAY
ing with Doctor Browns father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry +. brown at l9S West
Upsal stT, Il,
Miss Frances stokes has returned from Mar
rasansett Pier. where she spent several weeks
this summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert DunnIng Dripps have
closed their Cape May cottage and with their
two children, have returned TO 500 Wayne
avenue
The Rev. and Mrs Henry W Frost and their
family OF 235 West school House lane. have
opened their house, having spent the entire
summer az NorthheId. Mass
Mr. ana Mrs. John Blakely Of 2Sna Queen lam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15

have returned from Cape May, where they spent
the month OF August
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. David and family, Of
53H Magnolia avenue, motored from Watch
Hill, arriving home the latter part of August
Among those seen lunching and dining at
the Germantown Cricket Club Saturday we're
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Pass
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schwartz, Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Gormiey and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. v. Thackara
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
MEDICAL PROFESSION
IN NEW LOCAL COLONY
Several Hundred Physicians and Sur.
geons Move West of Shopping District.
Increased Central Rents Cause.

medical centre OF the country has de-
veloped In Chestnut, Spruce Walnut ana Pine
streets, from Seventeenth street to 22d street.
In some blocks there are from is to 80 offices Of
physicians and surgeons many OF them sharing
dwelling houses which have been converted for
office use.
Among the physicians and surgeons who have
moved into the new districts from other sections
Philadelphia practitioners who have world
wide regulations,
Nearly every block in Walnut and Spruce
streets toward the western end, this side of the
Schuykl River. has Offices Of three or four
physicians. In ten twelve names OF
physicians are on the doorpates.
Chestnut street has many offices Of physi.
clans, but it is not crowded with them az
Spruce, Walnut, and Pine streets. Chestnut
street is too given to shops to become popular
with the men of the medical profession, It is
said.
More than 200 physicians and surgeons have
Offices Chestnut Spruce. Pine and Locust
streets from Seventeenth to 22d street They
have been followed by the dentists and os,eo-
paths and by the Offices Of surgical supply and
medical companies.
Professional nurses moving in the wake of
the physicians have rented rooms and estab-
!ished their directories in the new medical sec
ton
Many physicians have purchased properties
IN the district. and it is evidently their opinion
that Offices of their profession have moved as
far westward as they will go
The Professional Building. on Chestnut street
near Nineteenth street houses nearly hundred
physicians and representatives. Of supply houses
dealing in drugs and surgical Instruments
Physicians themselves explain the westward
movement OF their offices with the statement
that central rents were increasing and that
othccs Just outside the shopping district were
more desirable than those in the centre of tho
city
one reason advanced for the westward march
of the physicians and business dependent on
the medical profession is that physicians desire
to locate within the nclghborhood of the College
FOR Physicians and Surgeons at 22d and E6,;s1s1s
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
ALONG THE READING

!. ~, wedding Of interest to persons IN oak Lane
'' ue t"et OF Miss Lora Nettie Cumming and
'u' Emu VOL which win take place septem-
Der . in Portland. ore.
,.,"l. cumming. who is the daughter Of Dr.
""am Andrew Cumming of Portland has
ss,' s'" inc guest Of her sister, AIrs Harold Per-
PAN OF Oak Lane Park, for tine past six
months
all' Vol is the son Of MIR. and Mrs Peter
"'l Of 10Th avenue ana City IIne. OAK Lane.
.'e s member Of the Old YORK Road Coun-
York road. '''' 81 '''''s
in :. 'oHy VIII be performed at $50 p. m.
A. 'i'iN Episcopal Church Portland
vim N extensive trip Mr and Mrs. Vol
M. 'heir home IN Oak Lane Park
sno Mrs. Harold Perpau left yesterday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-15
sUFFRACIsTs TO AID RED CROSS
PhiIadelphias County Society viii Embark in
Campaign.

The Philadelphia County woman's Suffrage
Society has embarked upon q campaign to aid
the Red Cross cause Francis E. Reeves. treas
urer OF the Red Cross, has authorized the So
cI"tN to receive contributions. and a booth will
oe openeG at the Womau's Suffrage party shop
at l72l Chestnut street.
Mrs j. b. Thomas, president OF the Philadel-
PN'a County Society, VIII be in charge of this
oo't" contributions may be sent to Mrs.
IhomaS either at her home. ll2d Spruce street.
or at the Chestnut street address.
The sufGraEists OF this city are 10 have
booth at the Safety Carnival of the Home and
school League. to he held during the latter
part Of this month in Convention Han. Posters
and pamphlets Will be displayed showing that
giving the vote to women would be a safety"
device applied to politics.