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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-14
"camlLlE" IS DRAMATIC

Camille" at the Rex. is tragic
and deeply emotional. IL In tho
story of woman OF the Paris un.
dorworld Clara kimball Young
plays Camille.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-14
SCENES IN "elo TIMBER

Some OF tho lnterestlng features
OF Tho Promise" at the Liberty
are the lumber camp scenes. Har
old Lockwood and May Allison are
starred In the play.
The comedy is "Fatty's Feature
Fillum."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-14

CHECKS ToTALING $306. SOC 9s,
from the Northern Pacific railway,
the county's largest individual tax
payer, came to the office of the
county treasurer Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
THIRTY DOLLARS
MADE AT BRIDGE
Card Party Raised Sum to Fur
nish Recreation Hall at Navy
Yard With Equipment

At the charity bridge party given this week
by Mrs. Curtis ii. Dickins, wife OF Chap
lain Dickens, L. S. ~. and Mrs. James p
Helm, wife of Paymastcr Helm. L. ). ~. ut
their homes. adjoining Oh Skunk street, over
we're seven tables. and the prizes we're do
mated by Page & Shaw. The proceeds VIII
be used to help equip the recreation hall
that is being built at the navy yard with
tables and games.
Mrs James p. Helm has as her guest at
the present time Mrs Virginia Jones. of san
Francisco, Cal, who will be with her for
short stay.
Mrs. j.. Atkins Campbell wife OF Lieu
tenant Campbell, L. S. N, of 2l22 skunk
street. with her two small children. Louise
and James, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Stewart. at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Eugene D. Ryan, wife of Paymaster
Ryan, U. S. N. gave the second of her series
of bridge parties on Thursday afternoon at
her home in the yard. Her guests Included
Mrs Ernest Brown. Mrs. Alexander. Mrs.
Henry III. Porter, Mrs. James i. Helm, Mrs.
Virginia Jones, of San Francisco; Mrs. J.
kays. Mrs. Dewitt Webb. Mrs. Rowan. Mrs.
J. A. Rossell. Mrs. Charles II. Blackburn,
Mrs. Roscoe Davis. Mrs. Garrett Davis, Mrs.
Homer H. Norton and Mrs. Itaisin.
Mrs Roscoe G.. Davis, wife of Lieutenant
Davis. u. S. ~, Of 250S Sou n Twenty-second
street, has returned from New York, where
she spent the last five weeks visiting Ensign
Vroom, u. S. N, and Mrs. Nroom. Lieu
tenant Davis returned with her TO spend the
weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
SUPPER GIVEN
FOR PARISH WORK
Members of Mary Aid Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church Gave
Entertainment in S. Phila.

An attractive supper, arranged bv the
members of tho Mary Aid Society of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Eighteenth and Wolf
streets, was given on Wednesday evening IN
tho parish building The proceeds will bc
used FOR parish work Tho committees who
were i'll charge of the affair bent every
energy TO make IL worth while and nothing
was left undonc that would in any way con.
tribute to tho enjoyment of the guests Those
working on the various committees included
Mrs. A. Farrell, Mrs. Il. Sinex. Mrs. William
u. Meyers, Mrs. Henry kast, Sr.. Mrs GCd-
frey Shisicr, Mrs Ellen Simon, Mrs. Eliza
beth Boone. Mrs. Emma Myers, Mrs. Fred
Simon, Mrs Charles Franzen, Mrs. Harry
Whitehead, Mrs. Harry Gross Mrs Joseph
Nollmcr, Mrs. Alice Wells, Mrs. Sarah Fos-
ter and Mrs. Burton'C. Simon.
Among those who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. David Simon, Mr. and Mrs. George w
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shisler Mr.
and Mrs, Frederick S.mon, Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
ert n. Iiimebach, Mr.. and Mrs J.. w. Roesch,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Vollmer. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Storch, Mrs. Annie Farrell. Mrs. Wilhelmina
Schaeffer. Miss Anne q. Whitehead Mrs
John Field, Miss Hattie Pulch, Mrs. Stuart
i. Weiss Miss Elizabeth Merzig, Miss Mary
M rzig and Mrs w. o. Hyde.
Vast evening tho Mems Association of the
church entertained Doctor kruseu, Of the
Bureau of Health.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08

Mrs. Gibson, Mrs Nathaniel Gildersleevo..
Mrs. Chester N. Pyle. Mrs Harlan p. STAT
zeH Mrs Edwin Grauley. Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. 4.
Frederick a. Mason, Mrs. Il. Wager-Smith.
Mrs II. f. Read. Mrs Croswell McBee, Mrs.
Wolfonden. Mrs. E. woifenden, Mrs. r. woI-
tendeh. Mrs. +. Marshall Johnson. Mrs. Stott.
mrs. charles l.. Shurtleff, Mrs. Henry Gay
Hunter, Mrs. Herbert Barber. Mrs. Walter b.
lark, Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Francis u. Maxwels9
Mrs. Baines, Mrs Choard Mrs. McGrooeer,
Mrs. j. Lawrence widmyer. Mrs. Bishopt.
Mrs. J. Cecil Reynolds. Mrs. Harold Il. Wiix<
son. Mrs. 7. Sparks Bishop, Mrs. f. Bron-
son, Mrs. Paul V. I.achenmeyer, Mrs. Hick-
son. Mrs. William ]. Supplee, Mrs Largely.
Mrs. j. w. Means. Mrs Charles s. Mussert
Mrs. Arthur Crooks. Mrs. verna. Mrs. Eu-
gene a. Carroll. Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Andrew =.
NJ. Young, Mrs. Barker. Mrs. j. Il. Davis:
Mrs. IL. NJ. Tomklns, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Ebrey. Mrs. Cornelius T.. Ebrey. Mrs. Herbert
vans. Miss Lucy Porter. Miss Jessie Lewis.
Mrs Henry A. Bauer, Mrs. Charles jerks
Pilling, Mrs. John a. McKenna. Mrs. Con-
nelly, Mrs. Longstreth, Mrs. Lonney Mrs.
Ellington Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. ouenneli. Miss
harrington. Mrs. Quinn, Mrs Bush, Mrs.
Tome, Mrs. Browder Mrs. Crowhurst. Mrs.
Barber. Mrs. Hokanson, Mrs. @. Evans, Mrs
II. ID. Saylor. Mrs. Theodore Evans. Mrs.
Niels Petersen. Mrs. Bowers. Mrs Charles A.
Wood Mrs. Savord, Mrs. w. l.. Tindall. Mrs.
Harry Bloodsworth. Mrs. II. c. Cunningham
Mrs Robert l., Mclean. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Kane, Mrs. Robert i. Irwin, Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Pugh. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Hoppersett Mrs.
clements, AIRS. Robert W. Gick, Mrs. Geary.
Mrs W. w. Hawkes., Mrs. Frank J. Nc
NciVc Mrs. J.. j. O'Danic Mrs. Hue Mrs.
tiarny Mrs. Thomas NJ. Love. Mrs. Mead.
Mrs James y. Rucker. Mrs. Charles f. Will,
COX. Mrs Hicks Mrs. Emily Phillips, Mrs.
John Davis, Mrs. John H. Clothier Mrs. Rob-.
crt Andersen, Mrs. W. i. Ware, Mrs. Albert.
Wunderlich. Mrs Thomas a. Bradley. Mrs.
+, Ross Turner. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Fitzgerald.
Mrs Harley B Nichols. Mrs. James y. Breen,
Mrs Ware. Mrs Il. Wilson. Mrs. Ralph G.
Stewart, Mrs George Adams and Mrs.
Charles e. lie Fevre. si
The visiting presidents included Mrs. II. 8.
prentss Nichols. Mrs. William Reyborn
White Ars william Potter. Mrs. Hamilton.i
Mrs Bains. Mrs. Park Schoch. Mrs. MARI
burg, Mrs. Henry Reeves. Mrs. reynolds,
Mrs Marshall Smith, Mrs. Hooks. Mrs. Ber-
lin Tome. Mrs. Bean, Mrs. W. D. Craven,
Mrs Geary, Mrs. Hihckson and Mrs. W.
Spealiman. .
Mrs. Frederick 4. Mason is now manager
of the Century Club movies. Mrs. William
\. McEwcu was the hostess at last Monday
nights Performance.
\ dinner was given at the Country Club
on saturday evening TO close the clubs very
successful golf season. Naturally all the
men who play Solf were there
\ meeting of the Woman Suffrage party Of
1.ansdowne will be held at the home of Mrs,
Francis D. Maxwell Monday.
Miss Mary Wilson has been spending some
time at White sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
SEWING CIRCLE
MEETS IN WENONAH
Red Cross Completes Stockings
for Soldiers Christmas and Will
Finish Packing This Week

Mrs. Thomas j. Mulvey was hostess today
TO the Young Matrous' Sewing Circle, the
members of which are Mrs. Clayton snyder
Mrs. Willard Thacher Mrs Richard Erskihe,
Mrs oscar Adams, Mrs. Richard Ballinger,
Mrs. Meade I.orenCe. Mrs. Waiter Squier'
Mrs. Benjamin Cloud, Mrs. Edward Gcehr
aud Mrs. George Grosscup.
The members of tho Wenonah Branch OF
the Red Cross have about completed ar
rangements for the soldiers Christmas stock
ings They have gathered together a col
lection of attractive as well as practical
articles and this week are devotng two
whole days to the final packing, addressing,
etc There are forty-fve stockings to go.
Mrs Harry Peddlo entertained today at
luncheon and cards the members of her
bridge club
Mrs Edna English entertained today the
club of which she is n member Among
those present We're Miss Edith Chase, Mrs.
Austin Little, Mrs. John Nogt, Mrs. Carl
Bassett and Mrs Amos Underwood.
Mrs Charles wilkins, of Los Angeles, who
has been the guest of her sister Mrs.
Thomas Synnott returns to California on
Monday after Il months visit in Wenonah.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Gather have moved
to their new home In Chestnut Hill.
The Masonic Club has arranged an attrac-
tive entertainment for this evening. a can
tata of some merit being part Of the pro-
gram.
Doctor Muller. missionary from Persia,
spoke today in the Presbyterian Church to
the members of the Missionary Society She
spoke most interestingly OF the lives and
customs, particularly of the Mohammedan
women in Uruma. The committee in charge
of the entertainment included Mrs. Charles
Keeler Mrs. Edward Farr, Mrs. George DtlkS
and Mrs. T. X. Ritson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
MANY PEOPLE
HAVE GONE SOUTH
Philadelphians Already Living in
Southern Cities to Be Near
Enlisted Men in Camps

The time is approaching when Philadelphia
ans usually begin to try out the spring styles
in their preparations for southern trips. This
year there are so many people already in
the South. living near the camps TO be with
their soldiers oil sailors long MS possible
before they are called to France, that the
coming of the cold weather cannot be named
as the reason of their going.
Miss Theodore Keith Lille laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lille. of Briarwood. Hav-
erford, will spend part of the winter with
her brother-in-aw and lister. Lieu tenant and
Mrs. Henry Wood Wiley, at San Antonio,
Tex, Mrs. Wiley was Miss Jean Morris
Lille.
Mrs. Arthur Colahan. 1910 Lincoln drive,
Chestnut Hill. is in Augusta, Ga. where she
has taken u house for the winter. Captain
Colahan is stationed at Fort Hancock
Mrs. Pere Wilmer, 3023 Coulter street. Ger
mantown. has been spending the autumn at
Quantico. Va, where Captain Wilmer is on
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Rosengarten left
on Sunday for their winter home at Hibernia.
Fla. They are accompanied on their trip
South by Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell q. Rosen-
garten, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow c. Voorhees,,
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Reed, MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred w, Hansel and Mr.. Francis Camp
will Join the party at Hibernia later In the
week for 9 fortnighf's stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
l,INLl;Y--GOETTNER

on Friday morning in St Francis OF
Assists Roman Catholic Church, Gcrmau-
town Miss Christine Maria Gocttuer aud Mr.,
Richard \. Finley. both widely known in
local musical circles, were united in mar
riage by the Rev. jeremiah u. Ncyin, rector
of the church. The ceremony was performed
with IA nuptial mass, Tho bride Is the
daughter of Mr. ana Mrs, Max GOettuer. OF
5lGl Wakefield street, Germantown. Miss
Louetta ~ Goettncr sister Of the bride.
was the bridesmaid The hest man was
Mr.. Joseph \. Finley, a brother of the bride
groom.
The bride was atired in Il gown Of white
crepe meteor over georgettc crepe, her tulle
veil held in place with a cUTonct Of orange
blossoms. She carried ii bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley. The brides
maid wore gown If pink satin, Il large
pink satin trimmed hat ard carried Il bouquet
of pink La France roses
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
parents. ON return from their honeymoon,
which will he spent in the South, Mr.. and
Mrs. Finley will live in Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
RED CROSS RALLY IN
KENSINGTON SCHOOL
Meeting of Peoples Relief for
Jewish War Sufferers Thursday
Evening in Northeast Section

Keen enthusiasm was shown by tile people
Of the Northeast for the Red Cross rally
which was held on Thursday in the Reusing-
ton High School. Cumberland and Amber
streets. The large auditorium at the high
school was loaned by the Board of tduca-
tion for this purpose. Mrs. Andrew IIackett
was in charge of the rally.
The speakers Of the evening included Ser
geant Potter, of the Canadian army; Or
Edward j. Cattell. city Stat'stician, and
Mr. Fullerton J.. Waldo, OF the Public Ledger
Dr. Hunter made the opening proyer.
\ meeting of the Peoples Relief for the
Jewish War Sufferers was held on Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. NJ. v Lcof 1900
North Franklin street, when an election Of
officers took place and plans were made for It
masqu. dance, which will be given at the
Academy of Music in February. The COM
mittce was made up of the following ladies !:
Mrs. NJ Y. Leof Mrs j. j. Love, Mrs. Gold
berg and Mrs Benal
Miss Margaret Henley. of Firth street ana
Montgomery avenue, is spending several
weeks visiting in Rochelle Park. y. Y.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilson, OF 2O4O East
Dauphin street, entertained last week at Il
birthday celebration in honor Of their daugh-
ter Miss Iilda Wilson. Tho engagement
also was announced of Miss Wilson TO Mr.
Frank Jones' Among tho guests present
We're Miss Mario Kenny, Miss Minnie Keser
Miss Ant0inette Kullmau, Miss Caroline
Kullman, Miss Julia Bitter, Miss Anna Will
son, Mr.. John Falron, Mr.; Ed Lancaster
Mr. Irwin Wilson. Mr. Samuel Eckhardt
Mr.. Daniel Wishardt, of Mcrchantville, n. j.,
Mr. Albert Rosberg, Mr. Frank Barber. Mr.
walter Hynkle, Mr. and Mrs, j. Il. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. James Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Orfe, Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Davis. of
Rivers de- y. j., Mrs. Rutgers and Mrs
Kline, of Camden, Mr.. and Mrs, Jones and
Mrs. G.. Anderson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
REUNION TO
BE HELD TOMORROW
Fifteenth Anniversary of lmmac-
ulate Heart Center Alumnae to
Take Place in High School

Everything is in readiness for the annual
reunion and breakfast of the Immaculate
Heart Center Alumnac which will be held to-
morrow morning at the Catholic GIRLS Illgh
School, Nineteenth and Wood streets. THO
breakfast this year marks the fifteenth annt-
vcrsary Of this alumnac, and nothing has
been left undonc to make the affair truly
crystal celebration.
Papers will be read by Miss Margaret
DUnahue, Miss Marie Breen, Miss Rose
Mayer and Miss Margaret Nowrey: there
will be vocal solos by Miss Gencvieye Lewis,
Miss Sue CLANCY and Miss Alice Gruhb, a
reading by Miss Mary MCCrory and a harp
solo by Miss Dorothy Powers ...
Among the invited guests are the Rev.
John T.. Flood the Rev. !. Thompson, the
ReN. Lawrence Deering. the Rev. Michael
Donovan, the Rev. John j. Walsh, the Rev.
John -. Mccann, Of Easton; tho 1T. Rev.
Monsignor NJ i, Crane, the Rt Rev. Bishop
phiHp H. MCbevitt, of Harrisburg: Mrs.
Mary T. II. McMiChcn, Miss McMichcn, Mrs.
Honor Walsh and the presidents of the other
alumnaes of the High School.
Miss Jane NJ. iIll IL president of the alum
nae and the following committee. under the
direction of Miss adelaide SchcI has been
working to make the affair a success: Miss
Eleanor SHELTON, Miss Regina Beglcy, Miss
Frances lin, Miss Marie MartCl. Miss Mar
garct Nowrey, Miss Mary NIcGucliu and Miss
Florence Ilillcgass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
MUSICALE FOR BASE
HOSPITAL UNIT NO. 20
Red Cross Auxiliary, No. sc, of
Church of Epiphany, in German
town, Will Give Entertainment

\ large musicals will he given nest Friday
evening by members Of Red cross Auxiliary,
No. Sc, Tor the benefit of the University OF
Pennsylvania Base Hospital Unit No. 20. 1t
will be held in the parish house of the church
of the Epiphany, Carpenter street and Lin
coin drive, Germantown, where the 200 mein-
berS of this auxiliary meet every Wednesday
and Thursday to roll bandagcs and make
surgical dressings. Under the direction OF
Miss Louisa Bell, who is chairman Of tho
organization and Mrs. Charles VI. Thomp-
son, head Of the surgical dressings. assisted
by Mrs. II. j. donaldson, the auxiliary has
done truly remarkable amount of work.
They make over an average of 1890 sur
gical dressings a day, and ON Thursday
aibf dressings were finished ANA ready to
send abroad. Scvcnty-fve to toe sets of
pajamas and shirts are finished in a week,
and u little while ago they sent 22i Christ
mas boxes To France Besides this they have
n war library where books are rented for
ten TO fifteen cents a week, and table with
all sorts of fancy articles on 1t which the
members and their friends buy to give away
for Christmas presents, the proceeds, of
course, going TO the Red Cross. \ short
time ago they were presented with won
dcrful electric EauZe cutter which cost Sl05,
and have themselves given $500 toward a
sterilizer for Base Hospital Unit No 20,
which has just mobiized at the armory.
\ very attractive musical program has
been arranged by Mrs. c. L. Smith, who has
a charming voice and will sing several se-
lections. y silver collection viii be taken
up and it is hinted that gold and paper will
also be very acceptable.
The patrOnesses of the affair will be Mrs.
Charles NJ. Thompson and Mrs. Z. ]. Donald
son, who will wear Red Cross uniforms and
blue wells, while the young girls whom they
have asked to assist them will wear the
white caps with their uniforms. The aides
viii include Mrs Donald Gibbs, Miss Esther
Cherry, Miss Josephine Lippincptt, Miss
Marie Louise Durham, Miss Elise Darby
Miss Margaret Perkins, Miss Charlotte
Cherry. Miss Carrie Shrivcr and Miss Kathcr-
inc Krenshaw.
The men belonging to Base Hospital Unit
No. 20 are expected TO grace the OCCASION
wearing their uniforms. They will arrive
In their ambulance
Miss Mary Primrose Reeves, daughter of
Alr and Mrs. Francis Il. Reeves, Jr, of Abb
botSlord avenue, Germantown will give n
dinner at her home Saturday evening before
the trst meeting of Mrs Edward Troth's Fri
day evening dancing class. Miss Reeves, who
would nave been Il debutantc this year do
cldcd not 10 come out on account Or the war
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
Entertained at Dinner
in Radnor on Thursday

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Putnam, Jr., entertained
at a dinner OF eighteen covers on Thursday
evening at their home in Radnor IN honor of
Mrs. Home- C. Rice. Among the guests We're
1tr and Mrs. William Morehouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Neising. Mr., and Mrs Thomas
II. Berga. Mr.. and Mrs, George n. Dawes
Miss Marjory Lewis. Mss Florence LETTER
Captain Henry c, Cotton. Lieutenant Earl
Rice, Mr. and Mrs Homer G. Rice, Mr.. New
lin Mcconnell and DR.. Bart James.
Mrs. Harold McNeai and Mrs Edward
Lawrence. of Boston, are spending a few
weeks at the Eastburn, Atlantic city
Mrs. Paxson DePter of Bryn Mawr, has
returned home from visit TO her sister, Mrs
McNeal, in Boston.
Miss Mary Converse closed her house in
ROsemonS yesterday and opened her house
at Sixteenth and Locust streets.
Miss Constance Beaie and her mother have
closed their house at Devon and have re-
turned to town for the winter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
WAR RELIEF WORK
ALL OVER COUNTRY
Toledo, o.. Women Form Navy
Auxiliary to Red Cross Society.
Lexington to Have Play

From various parts OF the country news
comes of work being done by patriotic womer
who are deNotng every ounce of their energy
and strength to helping tho men in the
service.
Thirty-five women who have been working
for 2S2 Toledo men who have enlisted in the
navy met at the American Patriotic Build
ing 2S Superior street, Toledo. receuuy, and
formed themselves into navy auxiliary to
the Toledo Red Cross Society The following
officers were elected President Mrs. l.. II.
Iligley; secretary. Mrs j. W. Crook; treas
urcr Mrs. Il, e. Swartzbaugh; chairman oc
the knitting committee, Mrs. W. T. Horton
The auxiliary will give ono day each week
to sewing and knitting at the American
Patriotic building. .r
The Unity Lend-a-lIand, of Boston, held
its annual fair yesterday to aid home chari-
ties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
Social Activities

Tho marriage of Miss Christine Rowley
Baker daughter Of Mrs. Franklin Langstaff.
Pf 22l7 Locust street. and Lieutenant Charles
Kenneth Cleminsham. Jr. Of Troy, N. VI,
Fii ltake place on, Monday. at 12 40 o'clock.
IT. the home Of Mrs. Langstaff The wedding
fill be very quiet as the family Is in deep
There win be- breakfast for the
|amilies and very few intimate friends
(fter the ceremony. which will be performed
Py Doctor Mockridge. of st. James Protest.
mt Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Reebe, of Wall!ngford
Ire, receiving congratulations on the birth OF
SON. Mrs. Beebe viii be remembered as
Hiss Lille Thomas Keim. daughter of Mrs.
peorge de Bonneville keim. of Edgewater
Park,' N, j.,
The marriage Of Miss Emma Virginia Mar
|haii and Mr.. Frank Calvin Arthur took place
Btsfhe brides home. 13i5 Wyoming avenue.
Ia "Wednesday, November se and was fol-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08
LEU TE

The wedding Of Miss Lillian Allen Leute.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Leute, of 50lI
Iarchwopd avenue. and Mr.. William Warren
Bross Of Babylon, l.. L., graduate of Colum-
hia College, took place Vat 1 o'clock Wedncs-
day afternoon at the home OF the brides
parents. The Rev Dwight W. Wylic, II. D..
pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony.
Mrs A H. Davis. sister Of the bride, was
matron Of honor and Miss Elizabeth Eaton
and Miss Marjorie G. LcuLe were bridesmaids.
The bridegroom was attended by his
brothcr-in-law, Mr.. james w. Eaton, of
Babylon. T.. L. as best man.
An unusual feature of the occasion was
the presence 0f two reat-grandmothcrs. each
with great grandchildren attending, one being
Mrs William Collier Bross. grandmother or
the bridegroom. accompanied by her grent-
grandson, Master William james Eaton. and
his sister, Miss Elizabeth Eaton, who was
one of the bridesmaids; the other being Mrs.
Joseph Leute, Gf North Broad street grand
mother of the bride, who was with her great
graudhcild, Miss Doris Elliott Davis. MI
aud Mrs. Bross will he at home at Babylon
L. l.. after the first of January.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-08


avenue after January 1.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Purner. Of Glenside,
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Martha Wood Purner TO Mr.. walter
Clayton White, Jr, of Butler, y. J.
when the Philadelphia chapter OF the Inner
Circle organized 1t was predicted that
this society would be one of the largest clubs
for the elevation Of tho modern dance in this
vicinity. And this prediction was by no
means without foundation. for now there
are fifty members. whereas there were only
twenty enrolled three weeks ago. And with
such men as Mr.. Hepburn Wilson. Mr.. Frank
owens and Mr.. Loeser behind the move
ment the club bids fair to- continue this sue
cess. officers were elected at the last meet
ing. as folows President, Mr.. Miller; vice
president Mr. Wagner: secretary and press
agent. Mr.. Iellin: treasurer. Mr.. Scullin :
trustees Miss Shockley, Mr.. Aloway and
Mr.. Rumley: examiners, Miss Gardner, Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. Loag, and sergeant-at-
arms Mr.. Hancock.
The Walla Walla Club, composed Of grad
uates and undergraduates of the leadt"g pre-
paratory schools in this section. will hold
the second of its series of four subscription
dances this evening at the Philomusian Club,
Forticth and Walnut streets. The dance COM
mttee. including Mr. John Fairman, Mr..
James McGuckin and Mr.. william Wilson
has arranged an attractive program.
The club held its monthly meeting on
Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Edward
Flood. 60 Carpenter street. Germantown.
The regular business meeting was Followed
by an evening Of entertainment. y COM
niittec was appointed to purchase Christmas
gifts and n package of Smokes for the
members Of the organization who are In
the various units Of the Government service