Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-29

yU,IoGA women are showing their patriot
i ism by doVotiug the time formerly
spent In card playing to knitting Tor 'ne
Red Cross and Emergency Ma soc'e'.cs !
The hostess entcrtans at luncneoh ana WV
members .rend a pleasant AFTERNOON clat-
ting while thsy work some clubs discuss
current events and stIl others discuss BOOKS
while the flashing needles eat up tue "ou'
until stopping time one OF the unscr
O., remarked nj her l,uitting club meeting:
"Ny rreat-rrapdmother hadn't amy thing on
me / can talk and knit a, the sains Time,
cook IN the good old-time saving way ana
am as healthy and happy as she was IN
those wonderful good old days we near so
much about"
Mrs 4 L. uppcnheimcr. OF 3Ol2 North
Groad street w'l entertain at luncheon TO-
morrow, followed By knitting. ltcr guests
will be the former members ot htr au'uou
bridge club. who WIN sp'nd the winter III
prenaring sets OF "Nnit~' for the Red or IS.
Tier guests include Mrs. lohr O. Holmes.
Mrs j. NJ Rush Jernlon. Mr.. William Le-
wall Mrs Harry Barton. Mr. lvchard |
Miushall. Mrs Fred Vincent, Mira W, Ne'-
son stem. Mrs. Marshall Taylor. Mrs Percy |
Garwood Mrs !. l.. English, Mrs. hrury |
~ Thi.scu Mrs iIarry Beughnan' MIS-
clara Fauucc Mrs Francis Mctutche"h. |
Mrs Horace Hall. Mrs. y. y. Moitnu' NJ"
!. T. Better, Mrs. w. grimm ana Mrs NC
tiatchey.
luncheon followed by bridge yesterday Her
guests Included Mrs James Bccht"ld' M'9'
| henderson MIR. Ernest MacN"tris' Mr"'
| Martin preuzlau Mrs, John g. Mcksraher'
| Mrs. Jay f. Erwin, Mrs Lambert EGruo,
| Mrs Joseph Armbruster, Mis- a. Barh'h
! Bond and Mre William Wharton.
| The many friends uf Nj. and Mrs Char'e.
| pray Lower of 23A9 West TtoEa street ann
| their son. Mr.. George Grahey Lower WV
| he glad 10 hear that the young so'u'er W. W.
| bc brought Nv the Government TO the nll"-
| ,ary hpvnitaL In Washington u. G., pet"r'
! christmas The young man was 'nIl.eh II,
| France and has been in the hospital AT
| Rouen II is hoped that he may recoNt.
from his injury with the prop's ni,o
Tho military hospital " prepared TO give
| Mr and Mrs Samuel Tucker FOX anu
,bcir daughter Miss RoYe Fox, OF west
Tioga street have returned from A'Iahuc
| CITY where they spent cctooet anu NJ
vcmbcr Miss Fox vas the guest u, no'V' 'I,a
~ several weekend house parties WhiIe
at the shore.
unique Thanksgiving and tribute
| service was held iu the beNereauN Memo
rial Church. Allegheny avenue ard twenty
sixth street at 10. 80 o'clock this morning
Relatives and friends OF the so'u'ers VI
the section, Grand Army Posts 80!
Scouts and patriotic cttizens CROWDED 'n'
church 10 thank God for His goodness t6
the nation and to pay tribute to the sol
, dior. aud sailors Fifty members OF ltet
Cross Auxiliary no. $50 attended IN thei
: | uniforms An introductory address wa
/ made by the pastor the Rev. J. Perry COX
I on "Our Flag and our Boys. Dea'
, james Dunham Of Temple University
= spoke on The Mind of America"
The music was in charge Of Mr.. hrlett
: Satterlee Hausford. organist. aud include
$ selections by the r. Nav!n West bras
II uunrtpt MIR T. Neyin WieSt. Mr.. John S
Huber, Mr. Harry c. Pheis, Mr. David 4
= Claffy. who PLAYED national airs and thos
i of our Allies. The church was dctorate te
:. with the nnEH Of the Allies we'll as Iii
Stars and Stripes.
L. The exercises closed with tghleat
Making the World Safe for Democracy
Among those taking part in the tablea
c were Miss Harriet Radchaugh. Miss MAJ
garet owens. Miss Ethel Kuhn, Miss Edit
Lewis. Miss Sarah Arnold. Miss Mar
SingmaSter. Miss Mamie White. Miss fllzs
beth rox, Miss Gladys Stott and Mi.
81 liilda Stott. NJ the conclusion OF Il
u service cards of invitation were distribute
" inviting all men aud women Of the con
- muuity nut affiliated with any branch
- the Red Cross to join No. $50 The NEE
-, ings are held in DcvcrcauX Church all ds
w Monday and Tuesday mOruing and afte
noon. Hospital garments and sets of ltni
u are being prepared by the workers. Mr.
u, | Thomas Woodruff is chairman: Mrs Wa
~ | Ter Collier, vice chairman; Mrs Charl
W ! Turner. secretary. and Mrs. Henry Werl
~ treasurer.
"I Goodwin Associat tion has been o
Ell gHuizad by representative citizens of {
u T'irteth division cf the Forty-third Wa
TO look after the welfare of the solds
as and sailors Of the community, both in Il
ck country and France Mr., Francis l.. Bail