Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

"el r.d. white and blue drums for
oo,oet oo"n of the army and navy relief.
W., W. hundrei and twenty-five of German
- most attractive girls viii he out
W so IL Is to be expected that the
...,d.up" will be quite successful Que.
,ood of wearing regular costumes as
,,,,r;,y. they will be decorated with
- red white and blue shields. on
NJ ,s, yi,l he stamped in huge black let.
:, This will he tied on with rcd.
W., aud blue ribbons, and will show
some distance off that the wearers
he,ping in the big fivccent drive.
- =, was gotten up for the purpose OF
..,.,rp funds for the army and navy re-
~, Although IL lis called fve-cent
-. the donors will not he forced to
u,u their contributions to that amount
N fact, It is rumored that 50 will he
-,,e as acceptable. The girls are to
=. divided into groups of -four. and as
.,rred to different sections of the grand.
tend They will all have arm.bands, on
-s,cb will be letter designating to
.h,.h section each girl belongs. Those
...,,oned in the north stand will wear
"a hands with blue letters, and the south
.tand will have just the opposite--blue
hands with red letters. The special sec.
tons devoted to the sailors and soldiers
rin be very carefully canvassed by our
s,,,r collectors" so that no one of them
~,,, have cause to feel the slightest bit
,ep,ected. Several of the patrorcsses are
living luncheons before the game and
sv.rybody will he driven to the field in
numerous automobiles.
The patronesses OF the afternoon are:
Mrs Francis Howard Williams. president
~ the womens Army and Navy Relief:
Mrs. Arlington Gilpn, vice president:
Mrs. Baltzar de Mare. Mrs. $. Macuen
smith, Mrs. Carl Williams, Mrs. Joseph
lowering Wharton. Mrs. Charles \. Mar
Din. Mrs. Churchill Williams, Mrs. Henry
D, Rodgers. Mrs. English Dallam. The
sirls who will assist in collecting are Hope
McMichael. Johie Bright. Frances Scott.
Olivia Gazzam. Charlotte Fahnestock,
Caroline Sheppard. Elizabeth Taylor.
Elaine English, Betty Smith Marjorie
TAYLOR, Elizabeth Van Dusen. E,mlyn Lee
ton. Marguerite Burton. Dorothy Pagan.
Harriet Gay. Helen Gay. Emma Brad.
bury. Marjorie Hollopeter. Mildred Caver.
ly, Estelle Lippincott. Esther Carhart,
Helen Gormlev. Miss Collins. Miss Geary,
Miss Gabraith. Miss Bradway. Miss
Endy, Mrs Stanley Ketclr,m. Mrs. Men.
del, Mrs. Frank Adler. Marian Chapman.
Ip,, 4,
Killough. Genevieve Dillenbeck. Alice
DienbeclS. Lorraine 4. Hilsley. Carrie
shriver Margaretta Dixon, Josephine
Hooper. Hazel Coffin. Margaret Mellor,
Elsie Luck, Alice Tatnall. Frances Omer.
", Helen Penrose. Mrs. Lewellyn Mckee,
Mary DeYcum. Edith Ellison. Mrs. Hiram
Elason. Helene Martin. Isabel Miles,
Martha McCalister. Gertrude Pancoast.
Isabel Page. Margaret Remak, Nancy
Dunnng, Miss Marian Wurts. Jean Jo-
line, Mrs Henry X. Cartwright, Jr., He
lena Robinson. Catharine Robinson. Ruth
Marshall. Dorothy Marshall Corinne
Freeman, Mary Scull, Anna Law, Mar.
garet Law, Margaret Davis, Mary Shep.
pard Natalie Caldwell. Helen Moore. Mar.
tha Henderson. Katharine King. Marian
Baker, Gladys Muller. Marjorie Stewart.
Mary lowering. Elizabeth Miller, Mary
Petit, Gladys Flower, Alma Penrose,
Inez Coulter and Louise McNally
VOu know next Saturday the new Sat
urday Supper Club will start at the
Bellevue.Stratford and the subscriptions
are coming in thick and fast. The meet
ings will be eight in number and the
proceeds are all to be given to the Amer
han boys in France. So you see, one
may 80 to dance and sup and have
mighty good time as in days before the
war, and yet feel that ones very enjoy
ment of the eats and dancing is helping
some one of our men "over there
Some among the subscribers are Mr..
and Mrs. j. Ridgway Reilly, Lewis Par
sons. Mrs. Reilly's brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aahlon Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ara Pancoast, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
stotesbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Hen
oerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Reed, Mr.. and
mrs Andrew w. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
- ~ 'oulTty, IuStdNe IfeckSCneT
CharEe Gilpin. Mrs. j. Harrison Smith,
mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansell, Mr.. VIII
nam e.. Weidersheim. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Evans Roberts, George deb. Meyers,
george Mellor, Mr., and Mrs. Ned Grocer,
MRS. Thomas Cover Jr.. Harriet Deaver,
MI. and Mrs. William II. Donner. Mr.. and
mrs E. l.. Blabon, Lyman Biddle, the
'ohn Sinnotts and a number of others.
ASIDE from the Tuesday night
= opera. Philadelphia societ. next
week will find greatest interest In the
performance of Aida" by 100 members
:" the Philadelphia operate Society on
wednesday night in the Academy of
music Conductor Wassili Leps believes
he Performance will be the crowning
echievement of the society's career in
ven years. Since last summer he has
oeeh training the singers In Verdi's mas
terful music.
mrs. Austin Stevens Heckscher presi.
vent OF the society. will come from New
torA TO attend. Among the boxholders
viii be: Mrs. W. w. Arnett, Mrs. Arthur
niddle. Mrs. Robert c. Brock. Mrs. Fred
erick Brown. Mrs. Walter II. Bryant,
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