Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-18
MRS. HERMAN oELRICHs WILL
GIVE LARGE AFFAIR I'M Nr1,,,,nc ~,
Motion Picture Play Entitled "Tbe Rattle Cr, oe
Peace VIII BE Produced for First Time.
Doings of Philadelphians

NNE of the sensational events OF the
l Jseason at Newport will be the pres
entatlon in the ballroom OF Rose Clih. the
residence Of Mrs. Herman oelrichs, Of
motion picture play, entitled "The Battle
Cry Of Peace" The affalr will take place
the first week In September, probably ON
The night Of the lth Mrs Oelrfchs will
be assisted by MIR. Preston Gibson. These
picturos have only been shown Officially
before the Admiral of the Atlantic fleet
and his officers and men, and the com
randant Of the Narragansett Bay Naval
sta ion and his officers and men. The
company who posed for the pictures in
ciudes not only n group OF talented
actors but noted men of affairs OF the
United states, representing the army,
navy, church and State, among them be-
ing Admiral Dewey, Secretary of War
Garris IN, &c 1eral leonard Wood. Doctor
LYMAN Abbott and Hudson Maxim The
aims are dedicated to the mothers OF
America and will not be released to the
eoueral public for several months The
ballroom of Rose Cliff ls admirably
adapted for a presentation of this sort,
and is amply equipped with every re-
quirement of the stage. A supper and
dance, to which Mrs. Oelrichs will issue
several hundred invitations. will follow
the production of the pictures.
Cards we're issued yesterday by the
.eommandant and officers of the Nara
gansett Bay Naval Station and the Naval
war College for a reception and dance to
be given in Barracks on Saturday
afternoon, August q, from until
o'clock The affair will be given in honor
OF Admiral Fletcher and the officers of
the fleet at the training station. The COM
mittee in charge includes Lieutenant
d Ja,. arI
sentIng the naval station Commander
Carl I. Vogelsarg, representing the
Naval War College; George W. Pigman,
Jr. of the training station; Lieutenant
Richard NJ. Elliott, Jr., of the torpedo
station, and Dr. James G. Omelvena, of
the Naval Hospital
The Rev. Joseph p. Morris, who spent
the weekend in this city, has returned to
Maine, where he and his sister, Miss
Ellen Morris, have been spending a por-
ton of the summer.
Miss Sarah W. Ashhurst, who is staying
with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Richards, Jr.. at their
cottage at Amagansett, L. L., will sail for
Cuba on August &C.
Miss Constance NJ Vauclain Mr. c. |
Parry Vauclan and Miss Jean Austen
week to join Mrs. Samuel NJ. Vauclain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wright Rudde- |
row. who are spending the late summer |
at Belmar, will occupy their home at |
Ardmore upon it's completion. Mr.. and |
Mrs Rudderow spent part of the summer
with Mrs. Rudderows mother, Mrs.
Henry c. McIlwaine. at her cottage in
Jamestown.
Mrs Ernest La Place and Mr.. Louis
La Place and DR.. Basil r. Beltran. of
Rittennouse Square, are spending some
time at the Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Alice Logan, of West Chester. is
spending some time at Narragansett Pier
as the guest of Mrs. Thomas B. Guilford.
Mr., and Mrs. II. o. Wilbur, of the
Bellevue-stratford, who are touring
through New England in their car, have
arrived at Manchester, VT.