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PRISON PROBLEMS
TOLD in DRAMA

+ Melville Mayos initial appearance
as star In the tslree act production
."The Convict King at the Empire
Theater today viii mark him gen
cal favorite in f,lmdpnl. The great
problenl of prison nlap agement and
reform which Tor years has swept the
country has been employed as the
basis OF the plot upon which this play
is built. Mayo. III a leading role,
that of the convicted man, gives a
keen insight into the manner which
some OF the larger penal Institutions
are conducted. The production has
the added advantage of correct set
.tings Miss Alma King and Selma
Fredericks are 60 stars and add much
to the success of the play ty their
faithful Interpretation of difficult
parts. The Convict King" is farI-
Gus film version of Frank BertTand's
novel by the same name
Billy Reeves, coined an and aero
bat, who has made thousands laugh
by his amusing antics, returns TO the
Empire TO-DAY in the happy vehicle,
''The Unwilling Burglar" Reeves
represents an. unfortunate man who
gets into all softs OF scrapes before
the climax <s..- .-..:" " II
Ham, the bu-ly fun. maker. and his
tlimlnutive associate, Bud" are fea-
tured in the comedy. III he Bandits of
the Macraroni Mountains"
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came trough Jealousy. His future
shcu'd make NEST interesting study.
klth ugh strcns for screen laurels,
he harbers crns' de"able longing for
tho ~u'~if. Watch him.
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Argentina in 1915 exported 227.S2t
gallons of wine ...t. :...
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Il vas pretty little Winifred who
played the part Of the evil Princess,
N -Neptune's Daughter" with An
nette Kellermann.
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By CLINTON pEpRIck.

Big, handsome. Dusty Farnum
vii BE with us again tomorrow.
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'.Ddstyp leads in Ben Blair" with
lis little sweetheart Kings
tom p,aying opposite.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
RoXbOrOugh

The Philadelphia County convention of
King Daughte"S win he held tonight in
the Fourth Reformed Church. Mnnayunk
avenue and Mattin - 'eet, The Rev, w.
b. Forney. Of the NJ" ut Vernon Baptist
Church. viii preside. he interesting pro-
gram Includes soprano solos by Mrs. Elmer
Lowe Hutchins selections by the Rox-
borough Male Quartet. and the pollyanna
Circle of the Kings Daughters, of the
church. and an address by Miss Eta
SuckOw.
The Rev, George n. Makely and Mrs.
Makey, of 1850 Boone street, will leave
on May 2S for fortnight's visit in Prince
ton, n, J.
Mrs, William j. Beatty, of 43ll Man
ayunll avenue, gave an informal supper to
the members OF the sewing club which met
every fortnight during the winter 10 work
for st, Timothy's Hospital and discuss cur
rent events, This was the final affair for
the season The guests included Mrs, Hamll-
ton Beatty, Miss Fannie Norbury, Mrs.
Harry Kraft. Mrs. Frank Macdonald, Mrs
Walter Button, Miss Viola Gouldie. Mrs
Charles Kerkeslager, Mrs. Francis Ely
Mrs George Ely, Mrs Nellie Garforth
Mrs. James Cairns, Mrs. j. Wesley Norbury
Miss Sara McCoolSI Miss Elizabeth McCOok
Miss Blanche Taylor Mrs Ada Taylor
Mrs. Elizabeth Boehrett Mrs. Karcher and
Mrs, John RiebeL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

Mr.. Louis Hirsoh, Mr. Milton Cohen. Of
York Mr.. M Friedman Hyman Mr.. Hy-
man Markowitz, Mr.. Louis Iasson, Mr.. a.
Starrels. Mr. Charles Noble. Mr. Jack GucIS-
man and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Robbins,
The members Of the Knut club Lodge
33S. J. o. b. s.. will give their annual
dance on Friday evening of this week 1T the
Royal Hall 9TH and Morris streets Mr.
Joseph Young has consented to give several
vocal selections.
A CONCERT and dance have been ar
"A ranged TO take place at the New Cen
tury Drawing Room on Friday for the BEN
eft Of the oncoIogic Hospital Miss Lor-
eta Malloy is In charge Of the affairs as
sisted by Miss Fleming The artists win
be Mrs Dorothy Jphnstone Baseler. harpist
Miss Lillian Heergeist Keller, sopraito Mr.
Frank w. Manderson tenor; Mr.. Earl v.
Balteuss, violin, and an efficient orchestra.
Miss Grace Fulmer OF 1911 west Allie
gheny avenue, will give n house party at
her summer residence, 1929 Wesley avenue
Ocean city. n. J. The guests will be the
Sigma Phi Delta Sorority. The members
are Miss Consuella Ruoff Miss Beatrice
Zines, Miss Mabelle Heacock, Miss Margs-
retta Rapp. Miss Laura Firth. Miss Ger-
trude Dougherty and Miss Gladys Heacock.
The party will be chaperoned by Mrs. Ruoff,
of 1901 North 18th street.
A SUBSCRIPTION dance was given Tues
"A day evening at the Saturday Club,
Wayne. Pa. by Mr. Wendell D. schoch, Mr..
Maurice Prev and Mr. Amber Deb. Tees.
This the seventh dance given by them
at the Saturday Club this winter all OF
which have been we'll attended by the
people Of Wayne.
The patronesses included Mrs. @. NJ.
Miss Emily Fenimore. Mrs. Ralph
w. Emerson, Mrs, Rodger S. Mitchell, Mrs.
n. c. Prev, Mrs. Parke Sohooh and Miss
S. Tees
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
Weddingg
FAwLEY-JoNBs.

An interesting wedding took place yester-
day at noon in st. Timothys Episcopal
Church, Roxborough when Miss Edna Il.
Jones, daughter of Mrs John J. Jones. Of
5i5 Seville street. wissahicton. became the
bride Of Mr. James l.. Fawley. OF 1929
Sumac street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector, Rev. James Biddle
Halsey. Mr. Charles Sanders, OF Wildwood,
N. j.. the brides brother-in-law, gave her
in marriage She wore her travelling suit Of
dark blue with hat TO match. Owing to
the recent death OF the brides father the
ceremony was q very quiet one, and at It's
conclusion MIR. Fawley and his bride left
on an extended trip. They will be at home
after August /, at 219 Sumac street. Wis
sahCkon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
North Philadelphia

Mrs. William Gyger. Of 1850 oxford
street. gave II luncheon followed by bridge
at the Germantown Automobile Club yes
terday Luncheon was served at small
tables decorated with goldeu-hued spring
flowers Mrs. Robert Glnnlngs of Omaha,
Neb.. assisted the hostess in receiving
There were 100 guests
Glass of 81 of the Girls High and Nor
NAL Schools will be entertained on Satur-
day by Mrs. Sarah Horn Masland, of Hol-
land Station
Mrs Robert Cnrdwell Shields. of 2S15
North Broad street. will entertain ut lunch
con and bridge at her home on Friday.
Mrs J. y. Pollock, Of Little Rock Ark,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. L. Bloom, Of
2317 North 3Ist street.
Miss Sadie Gallagher, S46 North 10Th
street entertained at a card party At her
home last evening, which was followed by
a dance.
The Beta Kappa Sigma Sorority Of the
William Penn High School the School of
Industrial Art and the West Philadelphia
High School for Girls viii give a card party
on Saturday at Mosabachs Drawing Rooms
18th street and Gi-ard avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
5000 DEFENSE ADVOCATES
in BALTIMORE'S PARADE
Women, Boy Scouts and Rockies"
March for Preparedness

BALTIMORE. May iS - six thousand
persons took part in Balthpore's prepared
ness parade yesterday and 100000 looked
on.
The police battalion the military and the
Boy Scouts furnished the spectacular fea-
lures of the pageant The women Crook
les just returned from the women's pre-
paredness camp at Chevy Chase supplied
the picturesque, and the great body of
civilians. representing nearly every occupa-
tion and vocation in the various divisions,
manifested the patriotic interest in the pre-
paredness movement.
Governor Harrington, with State officials.
reviewed the parade on Mt. Royal avenue
and Mayor Preston reviewed it from the
City Hall portico.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS
FILL UP THE DAYS CALENDAR
Mr. and Mrs Gottlob Gave Large Affair for Sons
Brthday-Many Other Affairs Add Their
Quota of Enjoyment

M r. and Mrs. Solomon Gottlob. of 1908
1Nl North 10th street entertained re-
Gently in honor Of the birthday anniver-
sary Of their son. Mr. Milton Gottlob. The
reception room was beautifully decorated
to represent an italian Garden" and COW
ers were laid for 40 guests There was
exhibition dancing by Mr.. Gottob and Miss
Omanson. Mr.. Dubrow entertained with
several skits while Mr.. White sang several
vocal selections, assisted by Mr. Henry
Friedman at the piano. Among those pres
ent were Miss Marion Cooper, Miss sadie
FOrman, Miss Claire Goldman, Miss Anna
Holman. Miss Sadye Shute. Miss Henri
eta Steinberg, Miss Francis Tarnapol, Miss
Henrietta Grossmau, Miss Harriet C.
Bookbindcr Miss Tillie Schwartz, Miss Anna
Slverman Miss Claire Omanson Miss Dor
othy Boris, Miss Elizabeth Roy, Miss Anna
Cooper, Miss Anna Oxman, Miss Anna Mi
ritz, Miss Florence Graham, Miss Nancy
Stcrnhetg, Mr. Jack Mandel Mr.. Nat Vein
stein, Mr.. Lewis Lapp. MIR. Philip b. White,
Mr.. Jack GreenberE, Mr.. Max Wlnkenstein.
Mr.. Samuel Greenberg. MIR. Michael Gold
enbcrE. Mr. Henry Friedman Mr.. Michael
Dubrow Mr. sydney Edwards, Mr.. Harry
Fie Mr.. Albert Friedman, MIR Nat Blum,
Mr.. Herman WaXman, Mr.. Samuel Fried
man, MIR, Rudolph Weiss. Mr. Louis Le-
vine, Mr., j. Lowenthal. Mr.. David Morris,
Mr.. Joseph Friedman Mr.. Nat Kolb. Mr..
Morton Block and Mr. Milton Gottlob.
Miss Reba Hrsch. of 5l9 Pine street. en-.
tertaiucd at her home on Sunday evening
In honor of Miss Jennie Herman whose
engagement to Mr. Jack Gluckman, of
Brooklyn was recently announced
Those present were Miss Sarah A. Du-
brow, Miss Marie Glib. Miss Lenora Sam
uels Miss Hannah Markowitz, Miss Ritten-
berg, Miss Rose Nathans, Miss Sadyc Sill
yer. Miss Sarah Gordon, Miss Rose Cohen,
of Reading; Miss Jennie Herman Miss
Reba Hirsch Mr.. S. Robbins, Mr.. Louis
Gordon, Mr.. S. Oltman Mr. Samuel Sam
uels, Mr.. Samuel Epstein, Mr.. a. Turner, of
Atlantic City: Mr.. S. Stern, of Riverside ;
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McDoNALp-GrLLlN

a quiet wedding took place in Cur lady
Of the Rosary Church. 63d and Callowhll
streets yesterday morning, when Miss Anne
j. Gillin, daughter of Mrs Frances Gllln,
OF 6249 Ifaverford avenue, became the bride
OF Mr.. Aloysius ]. Mcdonald. son of Mrs.
Anna r. Mcdonald of 67O3 Lansdowne ave-
nue.. The Rev. Joseph r. McDermott oil
Ciated
Miss Frances Gillin, sister OF the bride,
was maid of honor and Mr.. James f. Me
Donald. a brother Of the bridegroom acted
as best man.
a breakfast was served at the bride'p
home, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
Immediately left for Bermuda, where they
will spend the summer months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
YACHT CLUB PLANS
SEASON OF GAIETY
Chelsea Club Will Be One Con-
tinuous Celebration
This Summer


The Chelsea Yacht club Is going to be
very gay this summer The clubhouse will
be formally opened on Memorial Day, when
n number of marine events will take place
Beginning the first Monday in June there
will be series of morning bridge parties.
There will also be an afternoon bridge
every Thursday. followed by club supper.
The Tuesday evening dances will be varied
each week by some special feature. During
June there will be a confetti dance, fancy
dress ball and bal masque. The annual
dance given by Commodore Samuel w.
Whan and Mrs. whan will not take place
until early in July on alternate Saturday
afternoons. when regattas are not held
along the coast, there will be special stunts
at the clubhouse ON the first Saturday
of the season swimming contest by SWIM
mers from Philadelphia clubs will take
place In addition to the regular program,
there will be a great many private func-
tions given by the club members.
Miss Mary Wilson has opened her Vent.
nor cottage, Plaza place and Atlantic ave
nue..
Mrs. Richard Bcmis and Miss Bemis are
occupying their Chelsea cottage. 10 South
Morris avenue.
Mrs. j. r. Fleming of Scranton, Is at
the Strand. accompanied by Mrs h. +.
Riley and Miss Riley. of Omaha. Mrs. c.
freeman Cadmus Is at the same hotel with
Miss l.. j. iicnyon, of Plainiield.
4
yesterday afternoon at her cottage on SoutiT
Vermont avenue,
Mr.. II. V. Draile Is at thsst, Charles with
his mother. Mrs j S. Drake, who will
remain for several weeks.
Or. and Mrs. Louis SSyre entertained
nj luncheon at Haddon Hall for Mr., and
Mrs James l.. Wilson and Miss Mabel viii
SON Mrs. George l.. Farrell gave lunch
con at the same hotel for Mrs Arthur
rare.
Miss Esther Lands has Joined her father,
Mr. II. L. Lands. who is convalescing from
his long Illness, Mr. Lands has been
much improved by his seashore outing.
Mrs. 4. Lincoln Myers entertained mt
bridge yesterday afternoon for the follow
ing guests: Mrs Frederick HOLMAN, Mrs.
Alfred II, Johnson, Mrs Samuel w. Whan,
Mrs. n. u, Ruhland, Mrs. Harry Parsons,
Mrs. Gustavus Seide Miss Jennie Parker,
Mrs r. q. Wiggmgton, Mrs Albert Baltz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Hebertun, of Wayne,
have taken apartments at the Chalfonte.
Other Philadelphia arrivals at the Chal-
fante today include Or. and Mrs Robert
Hunter Mr. and Mrs John II. Davies, Mrs.
John u. Mann and Mrs. w, H. Crothers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
NANCY WYNNE is INTERESTED IN.
CORINTHIAN CLUBS OPENING
Commodore Longstreth Will Keep Open House on the
Arawan, His Yacht Which He Will Anchor in tbe
Stream-Clubhouse Open All Season

xrTE ARE all looking forward to the
wv FORMAL opening of the Corinthian
..oht club. which will take place on
saturday afternoon. MIR. Charles Long.
,,tetb has been made commodore, to sue.
I..d George w. Childs Drexel, and Ella.
q. rongstreth. his very attractive daugh-
N who is beginning to attend debutante
t,,c,tons. is consequently official lady OF
~ club Elanor has been In mourning
~ the past year, and every one is glad
/. I. ,yaicone her to the various festivities
rho clubhouse will be open from 1 until
oolock, and there will he dancing most
Al the afternoon. A buffet supper will be
.orved and about 400 guests will attend.
49, of the events of the afternoon will
- the race for the Raceabout Class.
rben Commodore Longstreth will keep
onan house on his flagship Arawan in
,be open stream, where she will be an.
obored from 2 o'clock on. Tomorrow
svening Commodore Longstreth will give
dance at the yacht club in honor of his
laughter when there will be about so
guests.
There u
evening at the Merton Cricket Club, un.
der the auspices of the Main Line Elmer.
yency Aid Committee, OF which Mrs
charlton Yarnall is chairman. The affair
viii be a fancy dress party, and a num-
her of the women interested will give din.
ners before the event. | understand
the fancy dress is not obligatory, but it
L Io1p tIn {nNt nf
Most persons have some fancy costume
10 wear, as there are SO many of those
kinds of parties now, so 1 guess most
people will wear it,
Meyer Davis Orchestra is to play for
the dancing and Henry Reeves with his
orchestral attachment will be on hand.
He certainly Is n walking band all to
himself. 1t is all can do to dance when
he is playing because it is so fascinating
10 watch him Suddenly he rings a bell
with one hand or beats ~ drum with the
other and bangs a cymbal with the third.
/ was about to say; anyhow, he plays
some other instrument in between times.
with all the rest of the noise he makes
he has a Victrola going and things which
Believe me, young Henry is some or
chestra. He keeps dandy time, too, and
Is certainly an institution.
l hear Mathilde We'll is about to give
up her work as a photographer and in
tends to take much.needed vacation.
She is going to close her studio by the |
first of June and will spend the summer
In Kennebunkport and will after that |
live in New York. where she has taken |
an apartment in Stuyvesant Square. She |
did wonderful work and was one of the |
first women in the field of business. Now |
everywhere one goes one meets women |
Of gentle birth in the working marts,
but it was not so usual when Miss We'll |
started, and she, having the courage of |
her convictions, carried her art into busi-
ness and gained the reputation of being
one of the best photographers in the
city She does not intend to take the
work lup in New York 1 have a slight
suspicion she will turn to things literary
now that she has decided to take some
lime to herself. NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18

The engagement of Miss Elsie Schefiier,
of Shamokin, to Mr.. George b. 2dmunds,
of this city was announced Tuesday, at a
party given in her honor by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scheffler The wedding
viii take place some time in July
Miss Helen Barnett, OF 63Os Nor
ton street viii entertain at luncheon and
bridge in honor of Miss Rae Fox, on Tues
day, May %,
The children in the primary department
of the Germantown Academy will give an
entertainment on Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock There will be quotations from
Shakespeare and a dramatization of Han
sci ana Gretel'
The annual business meeting OF the
Alunfnae Association OF the Stevens School
win take place on Wednesday afternoon.
May 81, at 3 o'clock at the school, 22l West
afterward to the members Of the graduating
class and the faculty. Tea will be served
ON the lawn
Mrs. Samuel Blspham Bowen, OF 640I
wayne avenue, is spending several days
in Atlantic City.
The Mems Club Of The GlFard Avenue
Unitarian Church held mestins followed
by a social hour, hast night Mr. Joseph
Steinmetz. of Germantown save lecture
on Aerial and SubmarIna Wariare' MT
Stelnmetz Is president oI the Aeriai Club
Of Pennsylvania
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
MISS DORA MCKNIGHT

The wedding of Miss Dora Richards Nc
Knight, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John
r. Mcknight. of Elkins Park. Pa and Mr.
Theodore Gordon Bateman will take place
at the home of the brides parents on Fri.
day afternoon, June Q, at 3 O'Clock
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev DR.. j. Fry. of the Lutheran Theo
logical Seminary. Miss Mcknight will be
attended by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Me-
Knight, as maid of honor and little sis
ter, Miss Wilhelmine Mcknight as flower
girl. Mr. Bateman will have his cousin
Mr., Samuel Hail, as best man.
A reception viii follow the ceremony, and
after an extended wedding trip Mr.. Bate
man and his bride will make their home at
Queen Lane, Germantown,
The bride is "A direct descendant of Gen
eral Peter Muhenbers, Of Revolutionary
fame, and of Major James Mcknight, one
OF the first defenders of the Civil War
also of Henry MeIchtor Muhlenberg, the
founder OF the Lutheran Church in Ameri-
ca.
Mrs c. Edwin Webb and her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Kreass, have issued invitations for
a bridge party to be given at Mrs Webb's
home ON Park avenue Wednesday after
noon, May II.
A new tennis league 10 be known as the
luleIGbunAN lthlilS A+eaBue Hd9 h'Sll AVi4llSN
OF Philadelphia and suburban tennis clubs,
The clubs comprising the league are West
Philadelphia Cedar Park, Mckinley and
Glensde The officers are President, MIR.
Robert w Hin, Glenside Tennis Club; sec
rotary and treasurer, Mr.. John +. Wharton,
Cedar Park Tennis Club. An the teams
are evenly matched and an interesting. sea-
son Is expected.
Mrs, Clifford Merritt who has been visit
ing Miss Marion Tyre, of 67t6 North Sth
street oak Lane, was honor guest at supper
and a theatre party Monday evening given
BY AIR. and Mrs Walter r. Hawkins. The
guests included Miss Marguerite Murray,
diss June Harmer. Mr.. Alfred Ross, Mr.
Harry Jarvis, Alr. Robert Gardner and
Mt Maurice Clifford. Mrs Merritt will
return 10 New York today
Mrs, John Coneys entertained the menu
bers Of her bridge club yesterday afternoon
Those present we're Mrs Edward Hammeu
Miss May Ellis Miss Elsie ellis, Mrs Joseph
p. Gill Mrs Hugh Quinn. Airs. II Buckley
Ma Edmopd hrielley and Mrs. sheppard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
Delaware County

Mr. and Mrs. c, Ebert Hoffman, OF High
lard Park entertained Monday evening in
honor of the first birthday of their SON.
Master Ebert Dotterer Hoffman. The
decorations were pink. Among the guests
were: Mrs, E. r. Dotterer, Mrs. c. Lad
den. Master alartn Ladden, Mrs. J. Hoff-
man. Misc Elizabeth, Miss Alice and Miss
Mary Hoffman. MIR. Maynard Hoffman, Mrs
II. l.. Jones, MIR and Mrs NJ. Sassaman,
Miss Elizabeth Sassaman, Master John +.
Gilbert Sassaman, Mr.. and Mrs. b. p.
Hoffman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
LANCASTER .GREETs JEWELERs

LANCASTER, Pa, May 1S.-More than
100 delegates are here attending the 14th
annual convention of the Pennsylvania Re-
tail jewelers. Association, presided over by
Reginald Il. Ferguson, Philadelphia. Jacob
Hill Byrne made the address of welcome
on behalf of Mayor Trout.
During the last three years the member
ship has trebled and 1870 new members
were elected today. This afternoon the dele
gates inspected the Hamilton watch factory
and were entertained at dinner by the com
pany.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-18
What's Doing Tonight

Philaasiphla Today ana Tomorrow Exposition.
Commercial Museum
Municipal Bank concert, Womrath Park.
Frankf0rd and Kensington avenues
Sherwood Recreation Park Parents Associa-
thor annual party
Pennsylvania state Bankers Association meet
ins bellevue -Stratrord.
we Sfratford
clover Ciab dinner Bellevue slratf0rd
Pniladelphta Real Estate Hoard 'houseHarm-
Inz l121 Walnut ltreeh
s4Comldr Of trroIa- llll tfQha lhenrre
L nt u Botanical Dtfqena
POI eoee5rt' AeadeEas 81 Aase