Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-27
JOIN RED CROSS"
LANSDOWNE'S CRY
Christmas Dance to Be Given in
Twentieth Century Club e.
This Evening

Lansdowne's ono ambition these last two
weeks has been to get many new members
for the Red Cross rs possible. 1t was impos-
sible TO go anywhere without being asked by
some earnest person, Have you joined the
Red Cross YETI" If you hadn't YOU had to-
right this minute; and If you had, why. you
could join again. Mr.. l.. Wager-Smth was
chairman of the campaign In the town. and
he assisted Ivy Mr. Horace Paul Dormon.
A great many captains We're appointed
by Mr.. Wager Smith and Mr.. Dorman 10 san-
vasS the different parts of the town. These
captains" were Mrs Isaac II. Adler Mr..
Lucian Beatty. Mrs. Charles Mercer Bailey,
Mrs A. B. Clark, Mr. G. H. Caruthcrs, Mrs.
Thomas II. Dam, Mr. ID. Morton Bond. Miss
Emile Grace, Miss Hairland, Miss Garrett,
Mr. Edward Hendrckson. Mrs. \. IL. Kneen.
Mrs. Thomas VI. Love, Mr.. Robert L. Mclean,
Mrs. Frederick a. Mason. Mrs Frank
Newly. Miss Phillips, Mrs. Ryan, Mr.. How
ard w. Read, Mrs Charles Hay Spayd,
Mrs. Soenberger. Mrs. II snry Statzell. Mrs.
Charles i. Wilcox, Miss Edwardina Walsh,
Miss Florence Walsh Mrs. Andrew S. NJ.
Young. Mrs S. H. Guilford. Mr.. l.. ]. Decker,
Jr Mr.. Joseph Van Handt, Mrs. Edward J.
mckinley, Mrs. Thomas G. Cooper Mr.. Allen
Il. Hoffer, Mr.. William H. Evans. Mr.. Rich
ards Mrs. r. Young, Mrs Shrigley, DIR. Rob
crt w. Click. Mrs. Henry S. Barker, tho Rev.
Crosswell McRea, Mr. Hugh Dunlap, Mrs.
Goodwin, Mrs D. Morton Bonds Mr.. George
Statzell, Mr.. Walter Powell, Mr.. Thomas
Lindsey, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Anderson.
The girls of the town did great big bit
for the membership drive There were booths
in several of the stores and at the station
Some ono was on duty at eati of these
morning. noon and night" Why, even If ono
took the early train at O'Clock In the morn.
ing one couldn't miss the Red Crossers,"
for they went without their breakfast to be
there Some of the young women who helped
at the booths were Miss Dorothy ii Miss
Eliza Damon. Miss Dorothy Edwards, Miss
Margaret Hunt. Miss Dorothy McEwen, Mrs,
Robert Hall Andersen, Miss Emily Moore
| head, Mss Edna Robey. Miss Josephine Pill.
| ing, Miss Frances Hagy, Miss Louise Van
| zandt. Miss Ruth Decker, Miss Marguerite
| Undnrhill. Mrs. william Stol, Miss Marian
Mishler, Miss Edwardina Walsh, Miss Marie
| Carskaddon, Miss Alice Statzell, Mrs. George
| Statzell, Jr., Miss Florence Young, Miss
| Olive Mason Miss Mabel Wallace, Miss Ruth
| Wunderlich, Miss Roberta Crawford and
| Miss Evelyn Robey.
The women of the Twentieth Century Club
| are doing a lot of things just at this time of
| tho year. OF course, there was the COM
munity Christmas tree on Monday evening
| and that took up lot of their time.
OF course one always thinks OF the kiddies
| more than ever at Christmas time and each
year IL has been the custom of the club
| women to give movie show for them. This
| time It will take place on Saturday after
| noon in the clubhouse, All the youngsters
| will be sure to come. for the pictures Will be
| Just the kind they like most.
Instead of the usual New Years dance. the
| president and the executive board Of the
| Century Club will hold reception from
| to on the afternoon Of January 1. They
| have invited all the members of the club and
| their families.