Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

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War, Strife, Disease George SHAY
Crime, Oppression at the
selfshness parts to ,
n taken by Mr.. George Harrison Ia"'e
Il Mr.. L. Caspar Wistar, Mr.. EuWaro
" Madeira and other men OF soclal p'oi'''
hsnce in Philadelphia and many more
.,.us establish positions at one side oil
the stage.
The Youth plunges into the mad Nor
\ "a, NJ the Evil fioo6 and rescues little
.hud and at once sympathy Mrs. L.
Caspar Wistar springs into being anu
,be Evil flood recedes before the bright
visions which now appear, Falth tNlss
< frances Scott. Peace Miss Esther
Iloyd, Virtue Miss Harriet NJ trazier'
yalor NIiss Mary Nj. MitchelD and many
4. others.
Across the sky a rainbow is 'seen ana
/. ! procession passes over it-these are
ne priests and primitives OF the nrst
4 religions of the world-the procession
viii be represented by st. Pauls Church'
II Cbe,tenham: All Hallows, Wyncote, ana
The Church of Our Saviour Jenkintownh
and below a throng Of worshpers appear
who look upward with hope at this en-
\ blem in the skies attached to this group
y will be twenty-five young girls from Ger.
+. mantown under the direction OF MISS
Dorothea EmlenD
As the curtain falls War tries to press
Ms sword into the Youths hand, put
\ Faith holds him fast and leads the way
upward
At the opening of the second part mists
rise and the Youth is seen fallen back.
ward to an earlier stage of his pilgrimage
IN the darkness. Still enthroned sits war
and his group followers of War VIII he
twenty-five men obtained by Mrs. carey
from the northern part of the city,, and
opposite the group, with sympathy at
their head, thirty girls under direction
Of Mrs. Percy Remington, from the
southern part of the city.
The World waits for great light ana
one star brighter than the others shinlhs
IN the night suddenly becomes more IN
n tense, and from it descends smart OF
hight which falls upon the manger scene
the shepherds and the Kings. tMr. fran
els Lloyd, as the White King, VIII rlae
. camel borrowed from the Zoo) Pres
n entity this vision fades, leaving the scene
bathed in warm, glowing color of coming
dawn, and family seen the Cross appears
IKE mirror of stars. Faith now shows
the Youth in final earthly blessing or
God. when Angels OF Heaven descend
and take her upward, while Angel choirs
sing anthems of praise.
The Youth returns to give life service
70 his brethren, and as he succors the
needy and downhearted the curtain fails
IT'HERE was festive debby air about
Mrs. Scott's Supper Club on Saturday
Night, for the William Filters party for
katharine Lea literally occupied the
center of the stage. At one end OF
the Rose Garden in the Bellevue long
Hoe was arranged, beautifully decorated
with roses, snapdragons and what
nots, and around this were some fifteen
Or more debutantes with their accom-
panying SWANS. Favors were given out
during the evening to all the members.
Mrs. Howard Pancoast entertained
twelve guests, including several Balti
more girls.
frs. Walton Clark, the erstwhile Betty
ncott, had six guests. The young hostess
~n frightfully excited, as Captain ClarF
was due to arrive from the border will
nh regiment during the wee sma' hours
@nd am told Mrs. Scott and her daugh
VT with several others. took taxi from
me Bellevue and went down to meet him
eying the cold, cold night in order t
on the spot.
among others who entertained at tn
s'up were Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Earle
su' Mrs. Edmund II. Mccullough, Alber
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharl
UNISON, Lewis Parsons and the Car
Austins.
WONDER why It is so many wome
talk on and on and never know whe
stop when they once get a person o
teiephone. / heard a most amusin
y recently. A certain very charmin
~ woman had rather case on cel
M haehelor q this city, ana ;