Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13
PLAN PARTIES
FOR HALLOWEEN
Sacred Heart Literary Institute
of South Philadelphia Pre-
pairing a Party

When we were little at school we used
10 sing Of the merry party that october
gave, when all the pretty chestnuts and
naples came dressed in their latest gowns
and Miss Weather led the dancing. while
Professor Wind played the band but some
how there always seemed TO be some people
forgotten--the merry little elves and witches
that appear right at the end, and with the
ghosts and hobgoblins, stir up no end of
fun and mischief This year. as usual
there are several Halloween parties under
way, one Of which will be given by the
Sacred Heart Literary Institute, ais Dick
inson street, on october 26. Preparations
are going on apace. and from the looks of
things those who have been invited are
sure to have a splendid time. The COM
mittee working on the affair includes Mr.
Joseph Connolly, Mr. George Alburgul Mr..
Joseph McHugh. Mr.. Vincent Smith. Mr.
James Convey, Mr.. Bernard Nugent, Mr.
William Connor, Mr. Charles Guger. Mr..
Bernard Connor Mr.. Thomas Mccormick
and Mr. James Dunleavy.
Another masked dance is being planned
by the Cor Immaculatum Club, which meets
every other Monday evening in the Sacred
Heart School Hall, Third and Reed streets.
This is the first Of a series Of dances which
will be given again this winter, as they
proved 80 very popular win the members
and their friends last year. The masked
dance will be held on Halloween night, and
from present indications promises to be
most enjoyable. The members have re-
Gently started a huge knitted camp blan-
ket to be sent to the men of the church
who are down at Camp Meade. Each girl
is doing a small section, and It Is hoped
II will be finished long before Christmas.
Ia nf1p pf ha
Mcbride, president; Mrs. James Roberts,
vice president: Miss Marguerite Connolly,
secretary and treasurer
Plans are being completed for tho or
ganizaton Of a new auxiliary of the RED
Cross to be connected with the Trinity
Lutheran Church, Eighteenth and Wolf
streets, Of which the Rev. Frank Urich Is
active pastor, Already Mrs Arthur Clauss,
Of 1886 South Eighteenth street daughter
OF the Rev. DR.. S. A. X. Francis, pastor
emeritus of the church, has received fifty
applications for membership, and as so
many of the members of the church have
enlisted in some branch Of the national
service or else have been drafted. It is
going to be a work Of love as well as duty
| for most of those already interested Miss
| Margaret Seip has been appointed treasurer
and Miss Sarah Finley secretary.
The members of the church who have
entered the army and navy are Mr.. W. f.
| Heckert Mr.. Charles Hicks, Mr. Charles
Allen, Mr.. Maris Vandiver, Mr.. George
! Riggs Mr.. John Simon. Mr.. Albert Freu-
denial, Mr. Cleveland Foster, Jr., Mr. II.
| NJ Montgomery, Mr.. William Shetzline,
Mr. Edwin Hays, Mr.. Carl Anderson, Mr..
| Charles Suppee. Mr. Adolph Hildebrand,
Mr. George Mink, Mr.. William E. McDer-
mott, Mr., Charles Quigley, Mr. George Lutz,
| Mr.. William S. Gaul, Mr. John Norbeck,
Mr.. Francis u. Djorup, Mr.. Willis Phillips,
| Mr. Frederick Nelson--a splendid showing
| from one little section.