Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

ALL the members Of the Red Cross COM
~ munity centers in North philadelphia
in addition to their regular work for 'he
society. are preparing Christmas packages
for the army and navy men. At the Grace
Baptist Temple, Broad and Berks streets
six OF the twenty-six young men OF ue
church serving Uncle Sam are In france
OF course, all the men abroad VIII oe
membered with the best Of everything neces-
sary for their comfort. and the boxes VIII
be shipped this month. fl, l..
All the teachings Of Christianity VIII be
brought TO mind when our boys aorouu
and I'm the various camps receive theu
Christmas tokens. The Temple AuNiha,y
Is having a service flag pr pared 10 po
placed beside the nations emblem 10 ho.oI
It's soldiers and sailors Any one III tns
| neighborhood not working for the hed
| Crossers is invited to stop In on Thursday
| and work An appeal has been received LOT
surgical dressings and a room VIII shoruy
| be provided for that work 1870.
| ON Monday the Temple Glee Club OF Sixty
| members. under the direction OF III M MAJ
vim Hanna, will give concert In the upper
! Temple.
The auxiliary branch OF the American
! Red Cross Society, which was formed AT lne
| home OF Mrs. Harry J. Btssinger' %uo'
| Green street, will open the workroonl uU
/ u
| street on Monday. The donors nave Htteu
! up the second floor Of the building Tor Vhe
! association to manufacture palauaS "'u
! all hospital garments. The work WI y,
carried on five days week from MonuaS
| until Friday from 10 q. m. TO = p' NJ w"
capable women to teach and supervise the
| work. Each member will give at least oHe
day Of FIVE hours to the work AppuCa-
| tions for membership may be made 10 MI .
| Eugene NJ. Stern. 2lO9 Spring Garden street
| At the present time there are lou rnet'Os >.
| What a splendid organization ready FOR the
| work of mercy, and how 1t Is solns "
hearten the Red Cross Society
The officers are: Mrs. Harry j. Bissin-
ger. chairman; Mrs. Eugene NJ. stern vice
chairman and secretary Mrs. l. II. Lev
treasurer; directors, Mrs. Ellis A timpe'
Mrs Eli X. SeliE, Mrs. Joseph \. Sneien
burg, Mrs. Jerome Louchheim, NIT. I'm. NM
Rosenau. Mrs. David Krschbaum, Mrs
Harry Nathansou. Mrs. Morris ~ kaur
man Mrs Henry Bronner Mrs. Jac1u
Moos. Mrs. Ben Gimbel. Mrs Samuel d
Lit and Mrs Edwin NJ Goldsmith
The Castor Red Cross auxiliary has pre-
| pared and filled fftv-two Christmas bag
for the soldiers and sailors from the Gasto
Presbyterian Church in the service !
surely made a good showing when place.
on exhibition in the church parlor Wednes
day and Thursday evenings.
This section is proud of the record of on
of it's young writer's. Mr.. william ii. no
foed son of Mr. and Mrs. y. ). kotoed o
273S Germantown avenue. whose move
Mirage" will he published by the Itober
| j. Shores Company, New York. early mex
month. The author was graduated fror
the Northeast High School in 1912 and
twenty-three years old His friends al
watching the book news and there will
MANY eager readers
Among the weddings announced for Nc
l.aNl Ia q
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hendle
of 1895 North Thrty-third street. and NJ
Morris c. schwartz, which will take plaC
on Wednesd ny, November IA. in Apol
Hall, North Broad street. The bridal part
will include Mrs. Philip Gassman. matro
of honor; Miss Lotte Schwartz Miss Hett
Schwartz, Miss Anna Lieberman, Miss Ro
Goldberg Miss Reba Goldberg bridesmaid
Mr. Herman Schwartz. best man; NJ
Adolph Schwartz Mr. lrry Hendler.
Bert GalinslSy, Mr.. Herbert Gillis and N
Harry Cohen.
The marriage OF Miss Celia weise
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. Weisen,
1881 North Thirtv-thrd street. and N
Robert l. Segal will take place on Sunda
November IS. at the home of the bride
parents. Miss Rebl Weisen will attend h
sister and DR.. Louis Segal will be i
brothers best man.
The Central North Philadelphia Busine
Mems Association held an old home NEE
ing on Tuesday evening at Bank Hall.
luncheon followed the informal addresses
Mr. Earldon Mob lin was given n rece
ton at his home. 4S14 North Warno
street. before his departure for Camp Mea
by his associates in the Bible class of MI
Estella Rodford in the Lehgh Avenue Ba
tist Sunday School They presented h
. with wrist watch. He is the third mel
!" Der of the class to enter the army, the 9th
two being Mr. Mintern Frost, who is