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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
AUTOMOBILE [ BARGAINS

New Ford Rodstrr. nov Dodge tour
ing car late Maxwell chevrolet and
several used Eoids. y Euirk. Overland.
Nrllc, Franklin. Marathon and good
huy len several light trucks Nahry Mo.
tor Exchange. out.hnlf block east Leo.
llunklns Hotel Maple 20 n West Main
n e. l. Know what 1t mcpns' n G. l..
knocked uuf H' t's Yale cafe 'a 4
broadway meals 2Oc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING.
In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times.

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed. lOc n
roll; prints up to 2hNl9. Sc. larger
Sizes In proportion, quick service. West
falls Drug Store. oklahoma CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

5-ROOM bungalow. lIoo block West 2lst.
S29au Scars. Wal. iai,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY

$500 TO $1,000 private money to loan
on city Improved property. percent;
no commission Maple 13S.
s. 600 PRIVATE MONEY to loan on i'm
proved real estate. German America n
Realty Co ?2l RaltlmNre RldE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
In Answering Nd.. Please Mention tim~-

tOU SALE or TRADE Twelve horse
power compound case traction engine,
tur small Tor my separator tuliah|r TOT
"A small separator or for fllny slos; IN
good running order, price t5n, would
OKnhomnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

/ HAVE got tho hest home ever offered
ON the cas-, -Idr Tor $, 900, II sou don
holi.ye II. come mp and VIII show you.
q o. McDuckcn, 900 H1um BIDS. Wal
llol.
81 400 Very ,nsy terms. hu,s large, g..
room bungalow. ucwlF painted and
decorated. south front lnts u0Nlto. No.
sos West 2sth Good t-IoNm bungalow
NOW being painted ana viii hc put In Al
condition price s. 2in smpu payment
DOWN Aalaucc IKE ruut No. 1910 East
9th Look these over and sec ~ Gard
nor & Bordrrker, owner, 3l3 American
Nuflnmnl Mnmk WI lalS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Tunes.

$4,000 EASY payments; getH elegant g.
-. "'''', n',,''i' ,,,' i.ni.. iuis''wM "nN, nus,
floors and fine decorations, Goth St,
near Shertcl party leaving city. Phone
tHl..,r,, N,I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
LOST AND FOUND.
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,-.--..------.->-..- ..----.--r H-r".- .--e-.---..a,
LOST between West Ninth and In
dinnn. hat box containing hat. dress
-ud other articles Tor owner 1881 LIN
wood or Wal o,6?. 'ewnrd
G0Op hot cnAcs and coffee, !oc; regular
mcol, 2or Val" Cafc, 3ao y. Broad
way
LOST Monday morning ON Main street
q cameo brooch. Can 1l3 Coicord, re-
ward
LOST From SIG W 9Th, Wednesday
brown Spaniel dog, with Anadarko tag
ON collar answers 10 name ot 'Hrownie
s. reward Tor return to above address
LOST sunday night. pair wool-lincd
black gauntlet gloves between l2'h
and broadway and 18th; rcvath 22l
l.oc Bldg wal II or wal $500.
STRAYED from sls Fast Sth. one 70.
male English pointer pun ? months
old n found notify W Y Parker, ileL
y Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
NOTICES.
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WANTED Shoe repairing OF all kinds;
work guaranteed. prices reasonable; /;
rear NJ q0l West California
MACS HNGGAGE
and auto delivery; let US figure on your
moving; stone work r specially Wal
52Q6 307 W california
UP-TO-pATI SHOE HOSrITAL,-lf6me
Of good shoe repairing COS y. Harvey.
Wal a90sJ
MINOR TRANSFER y BAGGAGE Wal
$3.50
RIGGERT'S hair dressing parlor and
school of beauty culture: switches
made 206 Weaver BLDG corner Main
and Harvey Wal 7i0G
MRS. IiULINGHAM 100 " md. spc
cial shumpooug and hairdressing; me-
dunn suite Sac, heavy suite 5UC. wa
use olstern water; first class hair work
rhou" Wat iISt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Folks Interested in Poultry
Read

Now IL the time 10 buy or
sell your poultry You can
do 80 II YOU viii use this
column Three day nls puN
hest The cost ts small
II words z DAYS, liC. nd six
DAYS I'm the Times viii run
free I'm The SUNDAY Oklaho-
man u words timrs cost
3ur
Mall YOUR ads o- phone
HBN-5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

GOT dandy new b-roonl bungalow gar.
Arc aud drive oak finish hic lots II
sold quick. t7.li0 gets ~, and n Nou hhre
got littto cash then Your terms viii do.
500 O @ Mrtpohcu, 500 Baum Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
BARGAIN S4,000

Eight room modern residence, newly
decorated and painted well and barn. ak
cholcc lots. splendid location sixteenth
street two blocks west of Bcllo Isle car
llno, easy terms, immediate possession.
T. " Nnhl. 2lS American Bank Rldg
Phone Wal 2NI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
CHAS. S. BROWN.
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times
FOL, TRADE

FOR TRADE
" BROWN
has good clear city property FOR trad,
fef ifr,i, also has lard t., trttir- for puuri
city property 2O9 Security Bldg "
4gl2
GROOM modern bungalow clear. want
smaller house or good little farm
i've. room modern bungalows. want
clear land eastern oklahoma. prefer nm
improved lprr" tract Of cheap land IllL
20 Ce BuilduG
MODERN room house. hardwood lin.
lsl. to trade for farm can Wal 1l2S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
TWENTY-NINE HUNDRED

! WEN ! NINE HUNURtD
Huys a dandy ncw i-room hungelns
right ON rptiuo. south front. small pay"
mont balance just like rent can me now D.
lots look n over q - McCtnckon luU
Wum H'dg Wnl llol
ttH tNisfa trur-tuurr rrtrrt modern tr
700 block West afd ST. for 81 100; 800
cash md $40 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
rlNt,uce T. Trospor. Pres
hoS.lo Insurance" Ride Phone Maple ~.
VERY desirable cottage In 5OO block, "
ll'h s.. for snle chtnp n sold quick :
VERY DESIRABLE IL the accurate de-
scriptlun of THIS property owner Wal
ltig
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
REFRlGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS.
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ron sAlE.A good foot, S-pumr soda
fountain u good working order 4 sew
~ tables and chairs. ~ u hnrgnln. star
Thprmnry sixth and broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.
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H
so TO SO NlDNTlN, We furnish YOU
,owul,i" moving picture outfit ma
chine. Nlw. ,,orNhNE ON payment plan,
u'lI.nE '.c" Moving Picture Sales 60
Don't N..r. Ellsworth Rlir. chicago.
FOR SNlI I'm T. ncmpstcr gaso-
llno engine ou truck. FIRST class con-
dIiinu. run lc,g than week. hlg bargain
" iNi. Cu Security Hldg
FOR SALE ilnonU \ Sol running I'M
uirm,nt stock good business wound
r,dIr, io 3 600. I'm splendid oklahoma
county seat town. p 600 population, owner
HAS ,lhor nusuoss good proposition "a
proper r'rN W iS5 Ci Security Nldg
UlrkON now corset system. We tcncn
making aud nttus the only sNst"u
ana tine only way 30 ever hc y FIRST class
D.rs.i wtl,r. call mud Investigate, We
hnNr samples nud fine line NJ supplies
can ur vrttr Nr or Mrs II n lnrkoN
Travellers llotcl oklahoma Cits,, ON
dpnr north ~ postofnyo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
OFFICES AND STOREROOMS FOR
RENT.
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FOR EI.NT Recital hnl and studio,
rooms formerly occupied hy Rowland
y. Williams Also have store room, well
h"otrd for rout Inquire Mt l3o ". ?ud
tDK REST First floor ana basement. 30
Moo. also 1rl floor, tONliO. trnckage,
with private dock, electric elevator; close
in. II O. Eastman 22S Lee Hldg Wat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Statesmen WANTED.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
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WANTED Shoe repairing ~ ull klnds.
work guaranteed prices reasonable.
rear of pO3 West california
sMALL cash register mirror and dis.
play table Tor tailor shop. must ho a
bafgnln for cash Wal 2GlG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-09

The street scenes are true reproductions to the
setting of the cobblestones. Painted canvas drops
are a thing OF the past in motion pIcrureoom. realism
being carried to the nth degree in the scenes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-09

Sister Simplice, who helps
Jean Vatican escape from his
Nemesis - Police Inspector
Iavert who has recognized
him as Convict No. 24,oO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

A MASQUERADE frolic was given on
~ Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
willard Hess on Ainslio street by the queen
Esther Circle of the Falls Methodist Epis-
copai Church. oak leaves and chrysanthe-
NUNS mingled with the cornstalks and all
the Cld-time decorations of the rural harvest
festivals There were many pretty ana
unique costumes. Among those present were
Miss Charlotte Tregoa, Miss Elsie Smith,
Mrs. Herbert Turner Mrs. Mary smith
Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Ida Tregea, MISS
Elizabeth Towers, Miss Jennie Smith, Miss
Anne Smith, Miss Margaret Hoyle. Miss
Esther McFadden. Miss Hazel Willoughby,
Miss Florence WillCughby Miss Myrtle
Smith. Miss Evelyn smith. Miss Dora, Snow
den, Miss Florence Snowden, Miss Jennie
Cali and Miss Lille Howar'n
Mrs Elizabeth Dobson Altcmus who has
been spending a short time at Newport. re-
turned home last evening. Mrs. Ntemus,
who is chairman Of the auxiliary Of the Citi-
zens' Patriotic Committee Of the Falls and
who is having prepared large service nag
to be placed on the White House, the head
quarters of the association. Is also having
completed for the Falls Presbyterian
church a service flag In honor of the twelve
young men from the church who are In the
army and navy. Each of the men of the
church has been presented with complete
knitted outfit and now the members Of the
National Service Committee are clicking
needles every Friday night TO extend the
same courtesy to each hoy from the Falls
who has not been supplied with these much
needed garments.
The wcmen Of st James the Less
Protestant Episcopal church will give a
supper Wednesday evening In the social hall
of the building in aid of the war relief work
of the church
Mrs. w. Bailey. Of Panama, who has been
visiting her father. Mr.. Stephen Chappell
Of Queen lane, returned home last week, aC-
flfot..
pcll.
The members of the Young Mems Literary
Institute of the Falls will hold their twenty
fifth annual reception and dance ON Friday
evening, November %, in the Immaculate
Conception Hail. Chcl,en avenue above
Chew street Germantown. The grand
march will take place at . o'clock and
will be led by Mr.. Michael j. Rowley whose
assistants will be Mr. William T. Hard
wick. Mr.. John Blboa and Mr.. John j. Rer-
gin The reception committee includes Mr..
Joseph A. Montgomery. chairman; Mr.
Harry A. Hayes. Mr.. Harry Andrews. Mr..
Joseph Furlong. Mr. Rowlcy, Mr. Hugh
Boyd. Mr.. Joseph Reardon. Mr.. John a,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
PARTY FOR QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE
Friday Evening for Members of Falls
of Schuylkll Church-Mrs. Altemus
Presents Service Flag

Welsh. Mr.. Leo McManus, Mr.. Hardwiclx.
Mr.. Francis Flanagnan, Mr.. John Carroll,
Mr. William Boyd. Mr.. Hugh McGiynn.
Mr. Timothy Meara Mr. p. II. Kelly. Mr.
Lawrence Kelly, Mr.. Bergin. Mr.. p. J.
Kelly. Mr.. Francis Mahoney. Mr.. Biiboa.
Mr. George Mackey, Mr.. Thomas Grady and
Mr. John Grady. -
The association was organized by a num-
Der of Catholic young men for the purpose
of debates, dramatic presentations and So
cial evenings. 1t has grown into a very
large organization. with its own clubhouse
on the corner of Midvale avenue and Fred
erck street Its motto is "Scientia ct
Neritas." The officers and board of diree-
tors include Mr.. John Lally. president; Mr..
Joseph Montgomery. vice president; Mr..
John May, treasurer; Mr. Thomas J. Grady.
financial secretary: Mr.. Francis Mahony.
recording secretary Mr.. p. j. kelly. Mr..
James " Kelly. Mr.. Thomas Flanagan,
trustees; Mr.. Bernard Kelly, Mr.. Jamss
CavInaugh. stewards; Mr. John J. Bergin.
librarian; Mr.. John Grady. assistant H.
braran; Mr. Harry Andrews. Mr.. Harp
u. Hayes. Mr.. Hugh Boyd. Mr.. Joseph v.
Furong, Mr. Joseph Reardon. Mr.. John A.
Walsh. Mr. Leo McManus. Mr.. Francis
Flanaghan, Mr.. william Boyd, Mr.. Hugh
McGlynn and Mr.. Timothy Meara.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
PHILADELPHIA IN
NATIONAL SHOW
Various Men and Women to EX-
hibit Hunters, Ponies, Saddle
and Harness Horses

Philadeiphams will be more conspicuous
than ever in their loyal support of the New
York Horse Show which opens this morning
in Madison Square Garden. principally be-
cause Of their ctEerncss to forward what
ever work will aid american men in trench.
camp and cantonment.
The gross receipts of this years National
Horse Show will go in their entirety for
the benefit of the Red Cross All of the
expenses of the show have been underwrit
ten by the directors and every penny Of
revenue from whatever source will be
turned over to the society.
This naturally means that horse lovers
all over the country are rallying to the aid
of this splendid work. and Philadelphia =
quota required special train which left
Eryn Mawr few days ago for the trans
portation of the bloodcd animals to New
York.
Bryn Mawr Station looked like a county
horse fair at the time the cars were being
loaded The famous Glen Riddle hunters
belonging to Samuel II. Riddle. Charles +.
Coxe's string Of ponies, Dr. Thomas q.
Ashtons ponies, william a. Leibers mar
ness horses and haCkneys, Miss Constance
Vauclan's celebrated show horses MISS
isabelle Wanamaker's noted winners ana
Miss Jean L. Austn's saddle horses ana
monies with all the necessary trappings
made IN an array Of fine thoroughbred
horsenesh that aroused the pride OF own
ers and spectators alike when they were
being led into their special cars.
The management of the National Horse
Show declares that the forces OF society
have gathered with enthusiasm to the
standard of the Red Cross through TINS
greatest event of the year III horse snow
circles. This is particularly true Of Phila-
delphlans Interested in the show, and a
welI-knowu Main Line exhibitor declares
that the horses that go from the Philadel-
nhia district will more than hold their
own with the best animals of the world
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
REGISTRATION
IN CHELTENHAM
To Register in Woman's League
for National Service
Tomorrow


Tomorrow will he registration day in
Cheltenham township for all women for
regular membership in the National League
for Woman's Service. Registration places
will be open from 10 a, m. until : p M.
anu are iocateu as iolloWS. NNhco'c, iseu
,,n1 m,auuu''t NJ P,llnm Ii. nus, iain, H.,
charge. ogonty and t,Ilins Park COMMITS
siorers' pri,ding f,hurct r,,d ,yrs IuIius
weyl .nd Nrs uerhcr, X TnyIor in
.ch,rao. A.hha,,rro ana t,,,irs p,rk oId
VII poad E,ra u",,so Nr. Sryder in
,borro. No,roso ana ,ol, Io,o Terrace
J,rl,s,n reai estate Office Valley and Cres-
-, - ,,. cr,,a 49,, ,,rs ,rorre,. I,
o,,a,.,r,. rha,,arbar, ,,hoi,anh,n, Eire
Hons, urs tIazclton in charge
-
Mrs heorRe WlcNerShan anu MrS' rIeu
rlch fhliipS, OF Lawrence l.. l. MtS, N.I'H-
neN Martoi' OF 'heFneE' ra' anu MI MI.
JhhiuS spencer MoreHh' ol irH't''"' "'l'
the guests OF Mrs knnert Stureia' u, ,-a
purhun' 'hcIteh hi''S' i"r ri'""S anu "t
urdaN.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder. Of West
field, y. j., were the guests Of Mrs Seton
H. Rich. of WynCote. for the week
NJ, o,,i.. u L,orr,ror of Summit ave-
NO IonLin,our mad as hor guest over
CTnday NJ unroId RInodrood from the
,uar,.,,.,, E,r,n
- - ,., +, .;.i,., ,or
ME. ~ " ~ -, n,r.i,
daughter, MrS' lcrS"h N'''S' !" ''"'''
Mich.
Dr John Il. Deaver and his family have
closed their summer home in Wyncote and
have returned to their phladelphi house.
r,, II /, II. pu,, ie stayipp at the
L., p,i ,,Io,tt, ri,,.
''o'e'
The civic Gun OF Nohle VIII h"iu caro-
party AT the nome OF Mrs' LOUIS +. r"ie''
Grove avenue. on TuesdaF evening" NoNe"'-
her "a to raise fuhdS ior the purchaSe OF
wool which viii be made INTO garments tor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Great Demand for Tickets for Miss Burkes Talk
at Academy of Music Tomorrow Night
. Nancy Wynne Has Tale to Tell

was there with Mr.. and Mrs. f., +. Stotes.
bury, Mrs George Barnett. and several
others. IN fact, everybody in town was
there, ana ] hope they all found it as
interesting as | did.
II was really the Army and Navy play
ing. .'and Philadelphia seemed to realize
the fact, for the crowd was representa-.
tive of the interest that is always shown
for that game. The debutantes- that.
would-have- were all there. and |
saw Pauline Areys cute little red hat.
turning from side to side at a great rate.
as she tried like all the rest of us to see
three or four exciting things at once.
Mrs. c. +. Jones had a lot of Red Cross
ghls in uniform selling pros rams and
taking collection between the halves
They wore their blue capes with the red
lining showing as they flung enc side
across their shoulders and they made an
attractive picture in the grand stand and
surrounded by the khaki of tie Ambu-
lance.
The formal retreat after the game was
most impressive There was no hesita.
tion there about men taking off their hats
to the flag and willie the star Spangled
Banner was played. and here and there
all over the field YOU could see solitary
figures of straight trim marines standing
at salute till the last note was played and
the flag had slid from the mast Best of
all were the players, however. for they,
thoroughly done out. though many Of
them were stopped as they were leaving
the field, and stood at salute till the very
end. NANCY WYNN.c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
BAL MASQUE HELD
IN LANSDOWNE
Costume Dance Much Enjoyed,
Although Held a Week After
Halloween Season

-
Hl'noush more thah a week mas passed |
".'' haiu"eeh, there is sun Il very nee
eN'uSe TOT pal masdue' ana, with every
~ N",'ueIihs VINO every one else IS
. iu''' 'o"he VI tH' HeN'otIS VI
,i" ,i.,,'' me HouIseI SCI sINe an INVITA-.
IN u ,oNtuI''e uance on SATURDAY evening III
- 'uu, me siiS are an he'i'-
who got the dance up are Miss Evelyn
rooney, MISS Edna Rohey and Miss Bessie
Jones Inc other members of the club
are MISS Alma tnderhill. Miss Emma Love,
MISS Marion iiindle. Miss Edith Bonsal,
MISS Marian Bailey Miss Miriam Gilmore.
MISS Meilhda walton. Miss Ruth Peck. Miss
Betty Leopold. Miss Jeanette Robey. Miss
louise 'oll. Miss Estelle Foster Miss Helen
Adl"r' Miss Marguerite Hennubcr, Miss
Margaret l.yster. Miss Marcelnc Myers
and M!Ss Helen Nikoladi.
Lansdowne is busy at present registering
its women for patriotic service and every
one seems willing to do her bit In some
way or another The work is done under
the direction Of the woman's committee Of
the Delaware County Council of National
Defense, OF which Mrs. Henry r. Kent is
the chairman. The women who form the
committee In l.ansdowne are Mrs. $. Pam
coast Lewis chairman: Mrs. lie Roy Smith.
Mrs. oscar Is. Kimberley. Mrs. William J.
iii'hS MIS-. clarence Sill. Mrs. Arthur
S"IlEley ana MISS Mary l.. farnall.
me l'ahsdowne branch of the Red Cross
heId ITS monthly executive meeting last
MohdaF evening at the Red Cross hcadquar-
surgical dressings the Red Cross has in
creased the number of it's working days
In this department The women are meet
ing every morning except Saturday and
also on Wednesday and Thursday nfter-
moons and Tuesday and Friday ovenipys
Some Of the girls who graduated from the
hygiene class last spring are preparing to
take further training at one of the Phila-
delrhia hospitals. in order to qualify them
prcsent byriena cIasa had a.. Loo, ,,o,ir,
ON Wednesday evening Toyo,,her rho
classes have been held on WaIncsday ond
Friday evenings for Tho last Zoo, ,,o,,,h,
The younc women belopging In tbo ciass .rn
Miss t,Jiz,beth E-ricf Nr,ss I o,,,,, C,,ar
Miss Frances Holmes Misc pnth w,,ndar
Itch Miss Dorothv NcEwen Niss IJaior
Taylor Miss Ruth D.rker Misc .In,o WoI
lace Miss isabel caIhroi,b vrs I,iI,
Riefr Mrs Grace Reckat Misc AIioo Lamt,
n,,nn Mic EIo,on,o c, ,I, t,I,t1.,
Toughpev Mrs r Morton Mi., noro,t,,
uorton Nrs N,rio pa ,,d NJ - D. D.
c,,i,h MI NJ. III, ~ ~
Crnss ,o.dnu,r, 49, a. b,,no1a,I,i n
bae, ,toir ,aonLa~ rha ,ir,t aIa i, ~.
,a ,,,,,,a %, ~ IL, a. ,n'o 'asa tIa'
a,a'. s,;m -. ,''''' 90 tme ny s'e,'e
~ 80. . va r,c,'mes at tHe
,Io,s e., L''r,ia, LIN 10 psN.eu ,''a. d new
- - ~ . ,, W. .,u - 'ooil, 40
49, - ' "".''''' VI P'oP'o WIN "i'' "
''''' ''''
Mrs T. wagorS,,;th boe hoo,, i,,,.i,o, H.,
Mr. Mccormick the chairman of tho recraa-
ton committee in phiIadeInhia to hiring
some girls down TO the navy ward 70 a
dance There have been several dances for
| the sailors In Iansdowne and tho n,o,, ara
| anxious to return the kindness shown 10
| them Mrs. WaCer-Smith has asked a
|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Carlisle Girl Weds

CARLISLE. Pa, Nov. l2.--Friends here
learned for the first time Of the mar
riage of Miss Ann Davies. of Carlisle, and
Paul Sheedy. "A Dickinson student, which
took place at Washington on November O.
Mrs Sheedy Is the daughter OF Guy II.
Davies an official of the Attorney Generals
Department at Harrisburg Mr.. Sheedy is a
resident of Washington, ID. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12
Social Activities

MIR and Mrs John a. Barry, of 59l2
Pulaski avenue, Germantown, are receiving
congratulations upon the BIRTH of a daugh.
ter.
Mr. c. Leonhardt viii eptertaln the
members of the younger high school set
at his home. 324 South Forty-sixth street,
next Saturday evening. Among those who
will attend will be Miss Gladys Crangle
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Parke. Miss Elizabeth Shenton, Miss Flor
ence Dohmen Miss Betty Cob, Miss Bessie
Newkirk, Miss Lillian Shriver, Miss sara
Smith, Miss Louise Elikin, Miss Katherine
Keller, Miss Helene Leonharett. Mr.. G.,
Keller, Mr.. Arthur Bookmyer. Mr. Earl
Newkirk, Mr.. william Charlton, Air. Owen
sixsmith. Mr.. William Bussion. Mt Horace
Fehr Mr., James Hully, Mr. Frank Wolfe,
Mr.. Theodore Leonhardt and Nr. Hoy
Charlton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-12

Italia follows to the music of the Garri-
baldi hymn: two couples in the regul ition
Italian costume will then give feature
dance to Moskowskis "rarantea." This
group of dances is under the direction Of
Mrs II. DE witt Cuyler With the strains OF
the "Marseillaise." the French dancers, who
are under the direction of Mrs, J. Stricker
Cole md Mrs. Alfred Reginald. will enter
and two couples will dance to the music OF
"Orpheus and Eurydce."
unique idea, devised and arranged by
Mr., Charles s Morgan, concentrates the
four groups of dancers into a clever finale,
which is termed, Columbia's Crucible," or
The Melting Pot" featuring Columbia who
afterward leads the grand march and
opens the ball for general dancing.
The demand for boxes has already begun,
among those having secured them being
Mr.. Alexander Van Rensselaer, Mr.. John
Frederick Lewis, Mr.. Charles Harrison, Jr.,
Mr. T. De Witt Cuyler, Mr. John +. Coons,
Mr. Ellis A. Gimbel Mr. John ID. Johnson,
Mrs Roland l.. Taylor, Mr.. Arthur ii. Lea,
Mr.. Henry E. Drayton and Or. Wilbur Pad
dock Klapp.