Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10

,sr avery one is excited to
O ,,.ces about the football game e. gu. ,ae. a.
ps,,n Field this afternoon, :" ~
frsnAn. assumed such proportions IL Is
It has ,',.",v a q will rival the former Army
highly nn' Games in point Of audience and
plrit ., g., r,oved between the
Ine S.o corps Of the University tio'-
snO''a, .,n,, now stationed at Aiento"n.
pital UNI. ,-r,,ed states marine corps. or
snd 'n0 ,s,and. and believe me, girls' It's
LesS ", 10 be some camel
s'. ~s. na,ronesses are Mrs. George Bar
the p Wil,ams c. Bullitt. Mrs. Isaac
. neu .,,,sr W.T. Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke.
H. Cv ""n,as Dewitt Cuyler. Mrs. George
MT., nlxon. Mrs. Clarence Doan' Mrs
pallas II bonner, Mrs. George w.
wil'." r,roxel. Mrs. George Elkins, Jr.,
INV, ., Logan Teland. Mrs. Stanley ".
ME, me-. IT.. Mrs. B. II. Fuller, Mrs. Francis
f@s r.w.n Mrs. Rodman c. Griscom. Mrs
80 harrison, Mrs. John White Geary'
Y,.rrv VAIN Harrison. Mrs. Sidney
NIT hutchinson, Mrs. Henry d. Jump.
Ra-aIon
hln rrnest Law, Mrs. Arthur Lea, Mrs.
..s,ev ME-. Mitchell, Sd, Mrs. Robert L.
w.,,oomery Mrs, Charles A. Num- 'r''
A.. r B. Payne, Mrs. H. E. Persons
Wis ,I.ro,d A. Sands, Mrs. Robert f.
uhr,dpe. M's, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury,
a.. peniamin c. Tilghman, Mrs. Lyttle-
.an waller Tazewell Waller and Mrs.
George D. Widener.
uons III see you there, for there III
be, all right. my dears.
1rpuAps the sudden and unexpected
-.ad,np of Charlotte Rush and John
n-.vton might lead you to suppose there
..,,nt he a slight hitch In the prepara-
.,... ,or the Junior League tumble sale,
.,,, nothing like that will interfere with
,hs energetic young workers. For Char
,o,,s had everything so well organized on
h.r committee, she is chairman OF 1t all,
..or rrow. that the plans were virtually
..ron,eted before she took this matrmo-
n,., n,unre, Perhaps she will be. here for
Tho sale. but unless the Troopers have
zone to France by then, do not Imagine
che will leave Georgia.
The League, as 1 told you, Will hold the
sale for Ave days from November ~ TO
nec.nnber 1. For those five days, the
entire lower floor of the Penfleld Building,
which was formerly the Hale Building at
Che southwest corner of Juniper and
Chestnut streets, will be transformed into
A yertlble department store and merchan.
disc of every description In the nature OF
cast.off articles of use no longer to their
original owners, but Of much use to 9TH
ers, will be sold by a iarge number of
Junior Leaguers and their friends.
Those who will have charge Of the diff
ferent departments include Mrs. Joseph
Thayer who will sell mems clothing. as
sisted by Jean Thompson. who will then
be Mrs. Edmund Thayer; Dorothy New.
bold, Mrs Rowland Evans and Mrs. Fen
no Hoffman Womens clothes will be
sold by Mrs Eustis Payne. Helen Tower
and Marion Taylor. while Gertrude Heck
scher will have charge of the hat depart
ment. Nancy Reath will be In charge OF
the books, and Mrs. David Lewis the
jewelry.
An attractive floral booth will be under
the direction of Emily Fox. Light refresh.
ments will be served by Mary Newbold.
assisted by Rachel Baker and Isabel
Howell. while a barrel Of chestnuts, at
ten cents a grab, will be dispensed by
Ceciy Barnes.
The committee on ways and means in
cludes Gwen Martin, Dorothy Newbold.
Charlotte Brown and Sara Nelson.
ANOTHER engagement announced yes
"A terday was that Of Margaret New
bold Smith and Tommy Hart. Margaret
Smith is barely eighteen and was to have
been introduced this season, had not the
dreadful accident which deprived her of
her step.father. and so badly injured her
mother. as well as the war times. put the
question Of debut out Of the running.
You remember Mr.. and Mrs. Adams were
motoring near Cape May Court House
ana were run into by railroad train. Mr..
Adams was instantly killed and Mrs.
Adams so badly hurt 1t was reported ar
nrst that she was also killed. With great
care she was brought back to life and Is
able now to walk out little each day.
her escape was positively miraculous.
Her FIRST husband was the late Harry
smith. whose daughter Margaret is. Tom.
my Hart is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charies B. Hart, and is a graduate of the
university Of Pennsylvania. He is at
present In Augusta with the First City
troop' or which he Is a member. Moth
'ns mas been said about an early wedding
- yet.
1hERE is nothing to incite people with
patriotism like having some one direct
'om the front tell of his or her personal
experiences. OF course. we read in news.
psper and magazine articles every day
VI the atrocities that are being perpe.
lated abroad, but 1t really doesn't come
nome to us until one of our own boys
sues over the top. or we hear with our
vwn ears from friends who have come
paek full of horrors that they have seen
and experienced.
There was no one. believe, who went
no'ne on Thursday after hearing Signora
=, NAuchi speak at the meeting of the
WOmen's Epar1aoo,, Ala - $780,