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The Washington times., 1915-12-19
This Weeks S
PhotoplayS
CRANDALL'S.

This weeks program of feature photo
@. plays at ,Crandalrs Theater begins to-
day with a return engagement of "Her
Mothers Secret" starring Ralph Kel-
lard and Dorothy Green. William Far
mum and Dorothy Bernard will be Pre-
scnted from Monday through Wednesday
in a William Fox production, "A
Soldiers OATH" q photoplay which de-
, picts the horrors of war. The scenes
include a state prison on fire which was
made at Sing Sing: a great battle scene,
showing some OF the guns made by the
others. The supporting cast includes
Dorothy Bernard. Walter Connolly.
Louise Thatcher. VIII Lois, and Little
Kittens Reichart "a Soldiers Oath
was written by Daniel Roosevelt ana
directed by Oscar c. APPEL.
Thursday a new series of pictures
will be presented to Crandal audiences
with the appearance of the Lubin- Unit
program. when June Daye is featured
in Daniel Carson Goodman's original
photodrarpa. ''Heartaches." produced
= by Joseph Kaufman. The program will
also include the d. L. Don comedy
"Otto's Cabaret" by Edwin McKim.
Friday and Saturday the personally
picked vitagraph program, consisting
of a four part drama and a comedy,
will be presented. including "On Her
Wedding Night" the dramatic story OF
the murder of a man on his wedding
night. The cast includes Edith Storey.
Antonio Moreno. Carolyn Birch, Charles
Kent, William Dunn. and Louise Beau
det. The comedy is ''The Patent Food
Conveyor." with a cast including Kate
Price. Harry Fisher. and Charles Ed
ridge
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
LEADER.

Clara Kimball Young and Wilton
Lackaye win again be seen at the Lead
er Theater today as the first of this
weeks attractions. in a screen version
OF '"rriIby." Chester Barnett and Paul
MeAllister. a former local stock favorite,
will interpret important parts in the pro-
duction.
Monday and Tuesday Blanche Ring
will be featured in a f1lmization OF her
musical comedy hit, '"The Yankee Girl. +"
The producers have had suitable music
written for the film production. which
will be brought in at appropriate points
throughout the play.
AS Thomas Webb. in 1.-The Voice in
the Fog" Donald Brian will be starred
Wednesday and Thursday in a Aim YER
sion of Harold MacGrath's novel. Fr-
day and Saturday Pauline Frederick will
be presented in Sold" a drama OF
womap'B devotion. adapted from the
Russian of George Erastov. AS the wife
of the poor artist. Miss Frederick is said
to show great ability in an emotional
character. The Leader Theater orches-
ira will accompany all pictures.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
In the ThedterS
This Week
.tcontlnued from Page sIxteen.l

tCoatinued from Page sixteen.)
Year Day there will be three shows, at
2, at s. and at S;15. the same perform
aElce being given at each.
Robert ,Edeson will hold the screen at
Moore's Strand Theater Sunday. Mon
day, and Tuesday in q visualization OF
Gellett Burgess fantastical story. THE
Caveman." Mr.. Edeson scored big
success in The Caveman" behind the
footlights. His support includes Fay
Wallace. George De neck. Lillian
Burns, John t. Kelly, Frances Connolly,
and other vitagraph stars. The other
attraction on these days will be, Gladys
Hullett in "His Majesty, the King" not
n costume play, but a strong and thrill
ing drama of today. Tyrone Power
and Kathlyn Williams will be seen
jointly on Wednesday. and THURSDAY IN
Sweet Alyssum." The plot tells OF n
young girl who. longing for the white
lights OF the city, leaves her country
home. but is saved from rate worse
than death by her faithful sweetheart.
The auxiliary attraction on these days
will feature Crane Wilbur in HThe MYs-
terS. OF Carter Breene," On Friday and
Saturday Lionel Barrymore and Irene
Hawley will lead the bill In The yellow
Streak The supplementary attraction
will be comedy drama. The Law OF
Success. with Olga Gray.
Julia Dean will be seen at Moore's
Garden Theater on Sunday. Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday in "Matri-
mony." The story of the play deals
with a husband who tires Of his wife's
love, and who seeks diversion in every
woman whom he meets. The wife is
brought face to face with the problem
Of winning him back. Her manner of
accomplishing her purpose is unusually
effective Howard Hickman appears as
the vacillating husband.
RAYMOND Hitchcock will also appear
in his bill in ''StoIen Magic" Mr.. Hitch
cock creates most of the merriment IS
an inebriAted traveller who steals a
sacred parchment from q Hindu temple.
lie is aided by Mabel Normand. Mack
Sennett, Phyllis Allen, Charles Murray,
slim Sommerville. and other keystone
funmakers.
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Tully Marshall and Thomas Jefferson
Will be seen in "Sable Lorcha," story
Of Chinese revenge and mystery. Ford
Sterling Will head the auxiliary COM
iedS attraction in His Fathers Foot
2 steps" picturing a strangers adventures
in a strange city. Special musical &C
compartments arranged by william
Furst will be rendered by the GARDEN
SYMPHONY Orchestra
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Next Weeks
Films

Next weeks program At Crandall's
Theater will include Alice Brady in q
photodrama based upon Thompson Bu-
chanan'si stage success, '"The Rack" q
story of the escape of q young wife
from judicial death, owing TO her own
indiscretion. Miss Brady 10 supported
Sllls.
Carmen" is the vehicle that Charlie
Chaplin has chosen for his next offering,
and which Is Included on the week 8
program. Edna Purviance is Carmen
and Chaplin is Don Jose. "a Soldiers
Oath" will again be shown, featuring
william Farnum and Dorothy Bernard.
Hazel Dawn will be seen at the Leader
Theater next Sunday in The Heart of
Jennifer," by Edith Barnard DelanO.
Monday and Tuesday Marguerite
Clark will present still Waters" a
story OF circus and rural life. Wednes-
day and Thursday Charles Cherry will
Humming Bird"
Friday and Saturday Laura Hope
Crews will be presented in q picturiza-
ton of the Belasco hit, THE Fighting
Hope" by William ]. Hurlbut.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
"Very Good Eddie" to
Reach New York Christmas

Elizabeth Marbury and F. Ray Com
stock have returned to New York after
using the smoothing iron on Very
Good Eddie" All the wrinkles have
been taken out Of the piece. which Is
now running nicely. Anna Orr has re-
placed Julia Mills as Elsie.
VERY Good Eddie" opened in, Detroit
Monday night at the Garrick Theater
While there members of the company
received word that they would be In
New York during holiday week.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Clara Kimball Young and Wilton
I.aclSaye In ''Trilby," adapted from
the story by George DuMaurter
(WoHld Film CorpOratiom. the
Leader, Ninth, between f and
streets.
Julia Dean in "Matrimony." and
Raymond Hitchcock in stolen
Magic (Triangle Films), the Gar.
den, 423 Ninth street
Robert E6eson in The Cave Man"
(Vitagraph), the Strand. Ninth and
n streets.
Ralph Kellard and Dorothy Green
in Tier Mothers Secret" (Fox
Film Corporation), Crandall g.
Ninth and E streets.
Hobart Bosworth in Tho Scarlet
Sin" UniversaD, and "On the FIT.
ing Line Of the European Armies,
the Hippodron1e, Ninth street ana
New York avenue.
Lou-Tellegen in The Unknown"
UAasky). Loew'S Columbia TWelrth
and f streets. -
Myrtle Gonzalez In "The Cl1alice OF
Courage" CVitagraph), the Elite
Fourteenth street and Rhode Island
avenue
Thomas Jefferson in IA Poor Re-
Iation'' Diograph), the Revere,
Georgia avenue and Park road.
William Farnun in '"The Plunderer
(Fox Film Coz. the Georgia. A22
Georgia avenue.
Richard Travers and airline Hackett
in "In the Palace Of the King
CEssanay), the Olympic, 14a You
street.
Hobart Bosworth in John Barley
corn" adapted from Cthe story oy
Jack London (Morosco), the AL
hambra, Sig Seventh street.
Edith storey in "A Mans Sacrifice"
CVitagraph), the Colonial, 927 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Valli Valli in Tho Woman Pays
metro Pictures), the Masonic Audi
torium, Thirteenth street and New
York avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19

Note-These selections are made
from programs prepared by the
managers Of the theaters concerned,
and no responsibility is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality of the players and the
producing company and not per-
sonal inspection, except In special
cases. u. M
The Washington times., 1915-12-19

artists Of merit in the skin concert
Evan Winnms is freely admitted 70
be one OF Americas greatest cenceIs
singers. Olive Kline, who VIII heefa
with the Great Welsh Tenor II
gifted American soprano.
-
The program at Moore's Garden Thea
ter on sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and
wednesday OF the week Of December ~
will be headed by Bessie Barris@le In a
Thomas Ince production entitled "The
Golden CIaw.'.ytThe auxiliary comedy
feature will brinR to the screen come
dams weber and Fields, who make their
debut in fllnland. In THE Best Of Enc
Iiiiss.H on Thursday, Friday; and sat sat
Iurday Douglas Fairbanks will be iea-
Tired iflss iDouhl IL T'roubieet ~ NO.
tTrtd Mace viii head the suppl lemen-
taTys comedy aftfaotions entitled 'yThe
sJanitpf,a wlfe's Temptation-"
Emily stevens viii head the ,program1
at Moore.s strand 'rheater Sunday mo
day and Tuesdsy, week OF Dec. S' in
THE House OF Tears" adapted from the
play of the Same title by Charles I.
paw. o-HaroId Lockwood with May
Allison in THE. Tragic Circle" will
be gthe auxiliary attraction on those
dave On "wednesday and Thursday
Ifichard BuhleT MA Mans Making,
labd Arthur Accord and Nell FraTzeh, IN
yAAnthof: Author" will constitute the
proltrafn Edith storey and Antonio
Moreno in ''The Price Of Folly" will
ibe the chief attraction on. Friday and
Saturday The supplementary feature
.dtIrinR this engagement will tbe William
Clifford in "The prince Of Yesterday"
The Washington times., 1915-12-19
Edna May Returns
To Stage Temporarily

The former Edna May, who is now
Mrs. Oscar Lewisohn Of London, will
mako her temperance on the stage
for one performance only at the big
testimonial to be given by the managers
of America to the veteran manager, M.
b. Leavitt, January IL at the Manhat-
tan Opera House. Miss May will appear
in a scene with her former manager,
George w. Lederer, supposed to be a
dress rehearsal Of "The Belle of New
York" at the Casino( when Mr.. Led
eRer was manager.
The Washington times., 1915-12-19

Patrons OF T. Arthur Srlith's Ten
Star concerts" will have an opportunity
on Friday afternoon. January Z, at the
New National Theater to hear two
The Washington times., 1915-12-19

Pablo CasAls. the Spanish violoncel-
list. is featured as the soioist with the
New York Philharmonic Society at their
concert at the New National Theater on
Thursday afternoon. December 20. at
40 o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22

ON SATURDAY, June 5, a garden fete
Owill be held on the lawn Of the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Byron T. Moultun, Ard
more avenue, Ardmore. from until Z
o'clock The affair is under the auspices
Of the Connaught Chapter. order Of the
Daughters of the British Empire; Phila-
delphia Committee of the British Ma
tional Relief Fund the Canadian Society:
the Philadelphia branch Of the Overseas
Society.
There will be the usual amusements
that accompany outdoor affairs. includ-
ing dancing, ventriloquism palmistry
Punch and Judy show and music by the
members OF the Philadelphia Boys and
Girls Orchestra, under the direction OF
MIR John Curtis, Jr.
Buses will meet all trains from the
stations Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and the Philadelphia and Western Rail-
way at 69th street The committee in
charge includes Mrs. Wilfred Powell
Mrs. Byron p. Moulton, Mrs. l.. Webster
Fox. Mrs. Thomas McCrea. Mrs. William
H. Walbaum. Mrs. Geoffrey Gilmour Mr..
Wilfred Powell Mr.. f. II. @. Shepherd
DR.. Blois c. Harrington, Mr.. John A.
MacMahon, Dr. s. z. Ross, Mr.. w ii.
WlEnall. Mr.. Theodore A. Fox, chair
man, 1901 Walnut street Mr. Vivian
Nickalls, honorary treasurer, The Nor
mandie, 36th and Chestnut streets.
In the Germantown Cricket Club at Man
holm, under the auspices of the Junior
Auxiliary Committee of the Children's
Hospital OF Philadelphia The dance is
ono of a series of functions to be given
in aid of the hospital and the proceeds OF
todays affair will be devoted to the
babies branch at Wynneield.
The patronesses of the dance include
Miss f. f. Caldwell. Mrs. l. Minis Hays,
Mrs. Joseph b. Hutchinson, Mrs. Alfred
G.. Harrison, Mrs. J Campbell Harris,
Mrs. Charles e. Dasa. Mrs. Charles B.
Coke. Mrs. Ed S. Sayres. Mrs. John L.
LeConte Mrs. Esmond II. Austin, Mrs.
Joseph B. Townsend, Mrs Horace How
ard Furness. Jr., Mrs. John w. Pepper,
Miss Ada NJ. Grocer, Mrs +. T. Stotes-
bury, Mrs. Edward 1lslcy, Mrs, Henry
Frazer Harris, Miss Rachael NJ Ash, Mrs.
S. Pemberton Hutchinson, Mrs. Thomas
McCrae, Mrs. Edward b. Mears, Mrs.
Arthur II. Lea, Mrs. Albert Pepper Ger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22
ITERTNINNENTS.

| hard, Mrs. Albert p. Francine, Mrs Louis
Lewis, Mrs. James Fl. Dawes. Mrs. II. O.
| Tull, Mrs. w II. Walsh Mrs. Victor y.
Mulford, Mrs. Frank H. Leonard. Mrs.
Samuel b. Jardln, Mrs. Harmer Thomas
This afternoon an interesting bazaar
viii be held on the lawn OF Mrs. H. X
Wannemachers home City Line and
Lancaster avenue, by the Busy Bees
Branch of the Ministering Children
League, the proc eeds to be used to help
maintain the Chlldren's Seashore Home
In Chelsea. II II rains the fair will be
held In the parish house Of St. Pauis
Church. Mrs Lewis II. Van Dusen has
charge OF the affair and the little work.
ers who have been buslly arranging the
booths and other side attractions include
Miss Margaret Spencer, Miss Suzanne
Lewis, Miss Margaret Clemens, Miss
Mary Falns, Miss Esther Rolfe, Miss
Katherine Muller, Miss Claire Landell.
Miss Eleanor Lucss, Miss Margaret Ray
mond, Miss Elizabeth Davis Miss Mildred
West, Miss Elizabeth De Young, Miss
Virginia Gibson, Miss Emily Hayward,
Miss Louise Harding, Miss Ruth McVitty,
Miss Mary Scott, Miss Frances Mcintyre,
Miss Irene Glnther, Miss Sarah Baily,
Miss Dorothy Kellogg, Miss Jane McTn-
tyre, Miss Charlotte Calhoun, Miss Dor
othy Ellis. Miss Dorothy Turner, Miss
Katherine Hansel Miss Lenore Wents,
Miss Margaret England, Miss Helen KEEL
lcgg Miss Caroline Aver. Miss Holly Nc
Cormick, Miss Elizabeth Furst and Miss
Dorothy Trainer.
dance will be given on the lawn Of
the Church of the Epiphany, Carpenter
street and Lincoln drive. tonight. Japa-
nese lanterns will be used as decoration.
Among those In charge are Mrs. Oliver
G. Llppincott, Mrs. Hillard Balm, Miss
Mildred Morris, Miss Charlotte Cherry
Miss Esther Cherry Miss Katherine Cren-
Shave, Miss Jean Lippincott, Miss Mario
Durham, Miss Mary Mckee, Miss Chris
tine Roche. Miss Beulah Horter and Mise
Margaret Castle
dancing tea will be given this after
noon at the Ritz-Carlton from 4 until
o'clock for the beneflt of St. vincents
Home, 10th street and Woodland avenus.
There will also be tables for bridge from
until I. The affair is being arranged by
the Junior Aid. The committee in charge
includes Miss Mary Rivnus, Miss smons,
Miss Florence d. Walsh, Miss McMllen,
Miss Horan and Miss Mcmahon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22
Chestnut Hill

DR.. and Mrs. George Woodward, of Mer-
maid lane and McCallum street, will en-
tertain at dinner tonight before the senior
class dance at the Chestnut Hill Acad-
emy. The guests will include Miss Edith
Dallas, Miss Jeanette Fairies. Miss Mary
Sheppard, Miss Margaret Ross, Miss
Catherine Newbold, Miss Martha Grang-
er, Miss Catherine Hunter, Miss NJ.
Porcher, Miss Louise Newln, Miss Marian
Crowley, Miss Martha McAlister, Miss
Mary Glendennlng Miss Eleanor Carpen-
ter, Miss Caroline Bailey, Mr.. John c.
Newlin, Mr.. Charles Baird, Mr.. William
Baird, Mr.. Mason CASTOR, Mr.. Charles
Bailey, Mr.. Alfred Hunter, Mr. Ralph
Fairies. Mr.. Charles Pancoast, Mr.. Harry
Graham, Mr.. Levering Jones, Mr. Paul
Hunter, Mr.. Benjamin Rush, Mr.. william
Jamison, Mr.. Edward Cassard, Mr. Ken
meth Kitson, Mr.. Earnest Kitson, Mr.. Roy
Stuart, Mr.. Edward Gaillard, Mr.. Norman
Ellison. The dance will be given in honor
of Dr. and Mrs Woodward's two sons,
Mr.. George Woodward and Mr.. Stanley
Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weeks, of 1902 Lin
coin Drive, are being congratulated upon
the birth of a son. Mrs. Weeks will be
as Miss Marie Adams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22

TN A SEASON when trocks for all
i occasions seem to have as many frills
and hcks and plaits as they can con-
celyably carry. women's footgear pre-
serves the balance as being aosolulely
devoid of any buckles or BOWS or stiops aI.,
- r,ar thA line of the foot. That many
oS The shoes appear very dressy Is que
40 the clever combination OF seEsLai
shadas or varieties of leather rms
nresent mode II cannot be denied - uii- II
versally becoming for It enhances tno
beauty OF a small, shapely 1901, ye', ,ont ~
the other hand makes larger io''
aupear to better advantage A.,
Mrs robert Large appeared recehuy
IN q one-piecs street froek or navy piue piue
serge which was embroidered IN white'
S,hs skirt had a circular oYerskirt OF the
cloth sloplng up over each siqe. a s, Mlus-
brimmed nat hat OF DARK plue 81
covered with GeorgeMs Sp az on the
trimmed with white daisies nat on 'hs
crovyn ana smart pumps OF black ana
,,hite Kid completed the custuihe'
a. . roneert recently Mrs. Francis W.
s,at,sr hooked attractive In a simply
tailored Norfolk suit OF slate gray eiotn
Tha Jacket was quite plain ana pellee:
ana was worn over a sheer Dlouse oi
white silk tied with DlsSH snu wss 49,
srsvat The young matron's nat was 4
sailor shape OF BLACK oatnS@tu s@"'
devoid OF trimming.
y extremely smart street gown OF
nsvv blue serge was worn BY Mrs. Henry
Disston In the ADMINISTRATORS ths
other afternoon. The froek, which was
quite short IN the prevailing mode was
80 =, reaineote effect at the back, but
~ 'front.' q narrow black patent leather
belt toIned he blouse with the skirt, the
isfter 81 which had set-in pieces At eaeh
.ias e atsa - RaesssaFE nare a stana-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22
WOMEN WORKERS CLUB
Annual Election of Officers for Gen
eral Association to Take Place Today.

AHludl EleCUlOn OF OIncerS Tor Gen-
eral Association to Take Place Today.
The Pennsylvania Association of
Women Workers will hold it's annual
meeting at the Cliffs. in Fairmount Park,
when the election of officers will be
preceded by an afternoon of games and
dances. The ballot for this year Is Is as
follows:
President, Miss Julia w. Williamson Z:
honorary vice presidents. Miss A. w
Fisher, Miss Laura N. Plat, Miss Jean
Colesberry; vice presidents Miss Agnes
Hamilton, Mrs Adams secretary Miss
Helen Fleck; treasurer, Mrs. Edward
llsley assistant treasurer. Mrs. Hollings-
head N. Taylor; also, two directors for
each club in active membership Clubs
Business Womens Club of Bryn Mawr,
Edelwels. Lighthouse Women's and Girls
Clubs, Martha Washington, Lend-a- Hand,
Honor Club of West Chester. LOYALTY
Club of Freeland, Laurel Club of New
Brunswick st. Peters. st. Martha's.
Southwark, Violets, Willing Workers.
Frankford, West Philadelphia, Progress
and Mrytle, of Baltimore clubs about to
be admitted, Camden Girls Club, Lakota
and St. Clair Girls Club.
Chairmen of commttees-Alcott House
Can associate club, Mrs. Louis c. Ma
deira; New Clubs, Miss Mildred Scott:
Program, Miss Margaret Cruice: Lee
lures Miss Mary M Mitchell; Whltford
Lodge, Miss Martha Thomas
MISS Marion Jewett is in charge of the
annual meeting and the association sec
retary Is Miss Alicia Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22
North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Sadye Mae lie vene, OF 220o Dia-
mond street, will be given a dance to-
night by her father in honor of her
birthday. The ballroom will be decorated
to represent q garden, and a special or
chestra will provide the music. The grand
march Will be led by Miss LIE Vene and
Mr Maurice Tubinsky and directed by
Mr. Bernard lie Vene. Among those pres
ent VIII be Miss Elizabeth Biron, Miss
Frances Biron, Miss Helen LIE Vene. Miss
Lillian Cherrie LIE Vene, Miss Jennie
Stembler, Miss Doris Vivian Stern. Miss
bianche Kaufman, Miss Elizabeth Sa-
prln MISS Rae lie Vene, of Baltimore:
MISS Clara Laventhal. Mr.. Louis Tube
ron Mr.. Albert Goldman, Mr.. Morris
flne' Mr. Maurice Fine, Mr.. Maurice Tu-
Dinsky' Mr.. David Davidson, Mr. Robert
l. Segal' Mr.. Harry Marks, Mr. Georg.
Woolman, Mr.. Bernard lie Vene, Mr.. Em-
manuel NJ. Biron, Mr.. Joseph Freeman
OF washington; Mr. Paul Pearlman, Mr..
ana Mrs H. G. Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs
u. d. Berkhold, Mr.. C. s. Goldstein and
MISS Florence. Mr. Theodore Du Rois.
Mr. benjamin Rosase, Mr.. Sol Stein, Miss
katherine Stein, Mr.. NJ. Tackman, Mr.
herbert Robno and Mr.. David Weisman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Sheibley of 1924
Ioplar street, announce the engagement
or their daughter, Miss NJ Edna Sheib-
ley, TO Mr.. William Batter, OF this city
Mrs. r. Hewett Smith. of 1922 Diamond
street, entertained at bridge and luncheon
at the Rlttenhouse Hotel, Wednesday.
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Along the Main Line

MERtON-Mrs. Kiwa Schwartz will give
a garden fete this afternoon on the beau-
tiful grounds Of Houpton. when % little
children, small sons and daughters of
prominent city families, and their mothers
will be the guests of Mrs Schwartz.
Small tables are to be arranged on the
lawn, and these will be decorated with
clusters of flowers from the many beau
tiful plants that help to make the grounds
of Houpton so attractive.
Mrs. A. Nash Burke has issued cards
for a subscription musicale. to be followed
by dancing at her residence on Hazel
hurst avenue, Merton, on Tuesday eve
ming May 25, at o'clock The feature of
the program will be selections by Signora
Sylvia Marcel!o. The proceeds will be
devoted to the building fund of the new
hospital to be erected by the Sisters of
Mercy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22
Bala-Cynwyd

M. salar rcynwyd Athletic Association
I'm. 1e5esent delightful musical oomedv'
B, sa, Inc Rest Cure" by Joseph Col
hmm h. at the Bala-Cynwyd Audi
s,6si tne name suggests this fourth
NINA no" OF the association centres
la,|efs sanatorium in which fair nurses,
s,s.ss,, patient and his father form
NJ complications in a love af-
d IL 'issn hsn nnally ends the right way
mead nurse and Jack.
"a lay which is being coached by
zt eN, ~, promises to be unusually
81 sssnted. Mr.. George b. McKin-
9aia' is musical director of the
spq the cast is as follows:
J 81 alfse, Miss Graca r.. Vandiver
A4allx ''sht' Miss lsabell NJ. GalbTRith
q Aia son '''s,'''.... fhonaes ID. Vandiver
Joseph W. Simpson
4hlliz .'''''',.ss William Fischer
ne ''..''ts'.'... Miss Edna Jones
SD rofna will include the following
.f essn young people around Bala
hs,hsee' Miss Louis de la F. Keefe,
M y Cross. Miss Helen s. Jones,
ps! sperling, Miss Ethelwyn
~ ferden X. Simpson. Rudolph
efant kerlgan. Donald KnoWI-
haker, George b. Mckinney.
It howard MeNiele.
qaes a.ee Ws1,a,.ee IN charge OF the dance
,l.Izs "ilam S. Emerson, Harry A.
'A.ex hndolph Lukens, George 3.
fssss george =. Gillespie and George
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-22
West Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin, Miss Ethland
Hamlin and Miss Miriam Mildred Ham
lin gave birthday party in honor of
Master Harrison Hamlin last evening at
their home on North FELTON, street. Music
and games for the children and 800"
for the grown-ups, with refreshments for
all, provided the program for the evening
Miss Narberth Weiss was the guest of
honor. Two out-of-town guests were Mr..
Perry and Miss Mary Elterich, of Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Rosalind Murphy, of 1872 North SD
street, has returned from a trip to New
York. On next Wednesday Miss Murphy
will entertain at luncheon.
Mr.. Joseph w. Greenwood has removed
from West Philadelphia to his former
home on Sunnicliffe.