Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09

CtEND the soldier lads Jams, jellies ana
- marmalade; send chocolates, tobacco ana
pipes send sweaters. mufIlers and wristlets
send records for the phonograph, and senu
the phonograph II you have not already
done so and so the items run on and every
home organization Is striving TO care loI
It's own But Red Cross auxiliary IN IloEa
takes the prize for an original, comtortaoie
and very practical gift This auxiliary -
No. 214, headed by Mrs. Lewis Somers' ., o,
1854 North Broad street. one OF the poSs
when asked 10 notify the association OF
anything needed sent word that the camp
had not received winter outfits was shoI'
of blankets and cold feet were not com
Portable at night Immediately the clever
chairman suggested eiderdown bed slpPeIs,
They cost only thirty-hve cents pair sS smSS
all the men who had faith in their own - -
Crosses are now enjoying these eideruoWn
luxuries All We other organizations get
busy and send eiderdown night slippers 10
the various camps, for no one must oe al
lowed to have cold feet except the Kaiser,
who is expected TO have all sorts OF cI"l'
when our soldiers get into the hght
Auxiliary No. PA meets every Weunes-
dav from 9 o'clock In the morning until
in the evening in the lecture room OF tlle
Tioga Baptist church, Broad street
above Ontario on this day they MAKE
pajamas, nghtshirts and all sorts OF nos
pital garments. a knitting class IS oelns ,Ini
organized for the winter The surglcal
dressings class Nmeets on Tuesday evening
and is directed by Miss Lille shepherd VINO VINO
took "A special course in the work at the heu
Cross headquarters. All the WORK ol t,'9 -,
community of workers has been up 10 ~ ~
standard Of the Red Cross Society III auu' ,
ton to this special work, they nave ihdue
sixty comfort bags, each one n perfect copy
| Of the best model OF such an article anu a
complete knitted set (helmet sweater, eIC.B
| for each of the eighteen men OF Ine ,,s ttos
BAPTIST Church in the army. The auNl,Iatg
numbers about 200 members All IeeluSns -
| of the neighborhood are invited 10 JoiI' NJ NJ
| Iasonh IJathavvav is vice chairman; MIS-
! charles Yost. secretary and Miss Laur"
! Tay or, treasurer. - ..,,u
with all the active preparations Tor war
! Dan Cupid is hoping for peace ana tne w. w.
/ ding bells ring gayly on. Ine uil"' ,'Ins,.s
| tainn,ent given in honor of Miss ,. GlauS ,
| Tones daughter of Mrs Thomas Z. Jones'
| of West Ontario street, whose marrlaso "
| Mr.. John Horace Citizens, of WooduuIy' ~ ~,
| J., will take place this week, was s,Nen -, ~,
| saturday 1t was a delightful caru PaiCy
and was given by Mrs. Frank HiIi''''ei '''''''
| at her home in Overbrook -
! number of Tioga residents nave re-
! turned from stone Harbor, where they nav !
their summer homes. Mr.. Jaiies uS"' ~
1928 West Allegheny avenue anu m mnls
daughter, Miss Edna Cav, are ahlohs t"e,u .,
Z.
summer with them. Miss Florence Sha"
and Miss Elsie Krouse, who were at tne
same resort, have both returned TO theH
homes on West Allegheny avenue.
Or Charles Edward Hallowell and Ut
! Malcolm Douglass. Of West Iloga street
went bv automobile to Niagara Fail'
| through Canada and returned by way OF th'
New England coast. -. C,,,,,
| Among those returning from ocean Grow
are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hudson, OF Erl'
avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weir' o
Seventeenth and Tioga streets VINO wet'
accompanied by their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr.. and Mrs William Donaldson
Mr.. Louis Riggard, scoutmaster OF IN
; Scouts of the Tioga Baptist Church, tool
the bows on a long hike Saturday. NO on
need complain Of lack Of preparedness 10
war when even the boys are STRIVING 10 oe
come tough-sinewed soldiers
professor oliver p. Ely supervising prin
cinal of the Grover Cleveland School. as
, sisted bv the faculty and pupils gave a yer
successful bazaar on Saturday In the schoo
, | Nineteenth and Butler streets, in aid or IN
Red Cross Society.
The annual Halloween Jubilee or IN
: | Toga Business Mems Association Will nc
2 be given this year owing to war conditions
y | hut a celebration on a smaller scale is bein
' | arranged for the young people OF the Sc
r | ton to take place on wednesday hlgh
, ! october 81 The committee includes NJ
. Arthur Swayne Mr.. Louis Shitren' M
! | Thomas Casey Mr.. Horace Michael NJ
Harry smith, Jr., Mr.. Louis Gilbert, NJ
! Michael Walker. Mr.. George B. Tucker, NJ
{ | George Rudolph, Mr.. Jesse Mclntire, NJ
| Walter Subers, Mr.. John S}gue, Mr., Lou
: Knauth, Mr.. George Lohr, Mr.. Jacob Lou