Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02

TNfiE first Of the indoor bazaars In this
i section will take place on Saturday In
the annex of the Leverington Presbyterian
Church, LeverinFtou and Ridge avenues.
AS the affair is given to secure funds TO
provide Christmas bags for the thrty-hve
members OF the church and Sunday school
enlisted in the army and navy the decora-
tions will be patriotic. There will be a
group of photographs Of the honor boys'
on the wall, surrounded by the national
emblem. Red, white and blue bunting and
flags will minge with the autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums. Fancy work SUIT
able for Christmas gifts, homemade candy,
bread, pies and cakes will be for sac, and
supper will be served from to o'clock.
In the evening there will be a musical en-
tertninment in the chapel. when the soloists
will be Miss Edna G.. Underwood Mr.. VIII
liam Aimes Mrs. w. Hopkins and Mr.. Yer
non Halg. Mrs. Laura McAhster, the able
chairman of the bazaar committee, will be
assisted by the pastor. the Rev. Dwight C.
Hanna, Mrs Hanna, Mrs. George Robinson,
Mrs Robert Robinson, Miss Maude Dunlap,
Mrs Oliver T. Hendren, Miss Bessie Dutton,
Miss Katharine Faust, Mrs. Howard can
trell, Mrs. Il. G.. Ford, Mrs NJ. Maxwell,
Mrs George Krupp, Miss Margaret Geary'
Miss Lillian Dewey, Miss Mary Brond, Mrs
w. Buckley, Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Mrs.
c. Carl Mr.. Daniel Bussinger, Mr. William
Newlin and Mr.. Howard Dewey. The church
congregation has honored It's enlisted men
by placing a service flag beside "Old Glory
on the building.
Auxiliary No. III Of the Red Cross So
clety with its many groups all over the
Twenty-hrst Ward, is preparing Christmas
gifts for the men of the ward in the coun-
trys service. Mrs. ]. Vaughan Merrick Is
chairman of the committee.
Mrs. George Sands will entertain this
evening at her home on Monastery avenue.
Her guests will include Mrs Lee Burgess,
Miss Edna Hyde, Miss Miriam Leech, Miss
Irene Ewing, Miss Elizabeth Schoheld, Miss
Irene Schofeld, Mrs. Frederick Carbaugh,
Mrs. James Haughton, Mrs. Harry McGoni-
gal. Mrs. Harry Dyson, Mrs. Charles Scho-
field, Mrs. Charles Morrison, Mrs. Ralph
J Cope. Mrs. Lees NJ Schadel and Mrs. JOS
| eph Sykes.
Dull November is frightened with a game
| Of cards about the bright fire at home and
! there are number of these pleasant after
noon affairs. Miss Gertrude Field, of 401
Fighter street. entertained in this way last
| Saturday Her guests included Miss Eliza
| beth Eckard, Miss Grace II. Edwards, Miss
| Emily Harris, Mrs. Joseph Lee, Mrs. Sadie
| Miller, Miss Edith Fee, Mrs. William
| Flavell. Miss Martha Wanamaker, Miss
| Maude Eaer. Miss Louise Ealer and Miss
| Matte Wadsworth.
Current events are hard problems to keeT
| up with in this time of unusual happenings
| but the Roxborough Current Events Clut
| finds magnetism in matching minds IN thell
| discussions. Miss Jessie Morris, of Greer
| lane was the hostess last Friday evening
| Those taking part were Mrs. Thomas Boy
| Ian, Mrs. william IL. Shappell, Mrs. Charlie!
| Frederick Miller, Miss Edith e. Fee, Mis-
Iva NJ, Hampshire, Miss Ethel Il. Lush anC
Miss Henrietta f. Sheldrake.
The Thursday Night Club will open il
| fall and winter season of entertainment
this evening with an informal reception
followed by a social hour. The affair will
be held in the chapel of the First Presby
terian Church. Manayunk. The decora
tions will be autumn leaves and golden-hue'
| chrysanthemums. The officers and mem
bers include: Mrs Robert Black, presi
dent; Mrs. Archibald MaCHugh, vice presi
dent Mrs. Louis Mester, secretary Mrs
Wilbur w. Hilton, treasurer; Mrs. Franl
Eckenroth Mrs. c. c. A. Baldi Miss Ros
Baldi, Miss Clara McMaster, Mrs J0hl
Miller, Mrs. George N Bakely Mrs. Ha-r
Firth, Miss Bessie Lyster, Miss Ella Moore
Miss Minnie i. Scott Miss Margare
Hunter, Mrs. Joseph Ripka, Mrs. War
Smith, Mrs. Thomas Stanley, Mrs. Samue
Warren, Mrs. Frank Wager, Mrs. NJ. Me
gOnigal, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. William j
| Hamilton, Mrs. Samuel Taylor, Mrs. Mau
| rice Peterman, Mrs. Robert G. Greer. Mrs
| c. S. Wilson, Mrs. Mary GLASGOW, Mrs, a
Whiteside, Mrs. /. McClennon, Miss Mar
garet Brown, Mrs Arthur w. Greer an,
Mrs. John Mullin.
RoXbCrough Is doing it's bit in the wa
! of entertaining the enlisted men of tn
| service. Among the recent entertainment
was musicale given by RoXborough Lodg
No. &C and Mary n. Ring Lodge No. 46I
Indepedent Order Of odd Fellows Th