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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

At the Garrict Frank Craven and a
large company OF leading ladies are ap-
pearing for a second week In "Seycn
Chances" a comedy dealing with young
man who tries to find a bride among seven
Of his feminine friends in order to win a
large inheritance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

SnaDpy songs, dances and sketches fea.
tured the big licyiew OF 1917" at the
ErucadCrv last night. Harry Lcvan headed
good company aud Kept the house IN u
continuous upruur with his jokes and
antics
The chorus Is fllad wtia pretty maids,
who can dance and Kick, and the piece was
adiudrcd success IN every way Several
burlcttas ON the popularity OF moving-pic-
ture stars were also aeccn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

At the Forrest Richard Carrie. vaIIl Vail,
Harry Bulger and a large company are ap-
pearlng in THE Cohan Revue 1916" n
successor to George NJ. Cohans Hello
Broadway" Like that piece, It burlesques
tho current successes Of the stage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
Continuing PLAYS

At tho Broad Mrs. Esko is to be seen in
a comedy of the Pennsylvania Dutch, "Erst-
while Susan" in which she plays an eocu-
ZIONIST who marrics a hard-hearted and
hard-handed old farmer I'm order to reform
him and the community.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

At the Lyric THE Blue Paradise" an
operetta made over from continental
original, also continues. In the cast are
Vivienne Segal, Cecil Lean and Cleo May
ncid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

ROADSTOWN, \. j. JAN. an order
that services may be held in the Cohpnsey
Baptist Church here, the farmers hauled
coal from BridEetou, a distance Of five
miles, No coal can be obtained in the viii
lage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
HEROINES MONOPOLIZE
THE new YEAR SCREEN
Misses Frederick, Dalton and
Young Seen in Interesting
Features

NJ .,r. st,,.. Nf.sI.t t..,,.,.,. pIIt.
Thomas Mcisbnu story gduptcd from Trod
,riak Arnold ltummors pla} "rhe Painted
rirntas b,,,d., ,,,,d ,r,. s,,,,,isn ,r.,r.
now seldom they npp'"r ~ the movies \'.
now nicely suited Z" iN" screen ''"N ai.
L"Snh treasure IS.anu, Years on .
lASk\ TO Have ana "" to'd. rInn
NI'N* DAphut ana jhe lNl'o are INC
only films IN the Nc.u ut captain lN.dd
'h' reviewer can recall uut.l jh' present
appearance pt 'the SlaNe market it rs
au uNau1rnci nnIud'7maIr 'aic "i % h'Fh
uHUI Eirl Stiaed W htNial ru''A1 of we
seas VINO tries To EnNaue her pride ana ''~
y Ehtc between bic ribs fer his irpuh'.
lsAmora Is then dragged tn tNr block l"d
anout To hr auc'ton"l of tp the rcvru"rful
mistress of the dead bandit Whom th' h"rp
VINO has located treasure chest raIous
up ANA saves the day--tlso Ramona. All
this gives Miss Frederick q chance g-rr 6"
b. lhroi'ed aud beat'n and 10 rcEi''r"
OF the murder ,rr rlrtur, ie rc, ,r~y ~.
citing. but 1t thcn takes ON elements or
suspense and beauty ih the arrangement aud
ntl,r sro,,Es .rl ~. ,,.,,
or t,rr.t ,rl r,ao ,.iT ,ri r.,,I.,,.,, g..
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ARCADE, I,-"Tbc TepnIc NJ the s,rctcs =. Inc.
TriaurI", with Dorothy Dalton aud Enid
MaEEeN, Sl9tE l[ iuss"l, p smith - ndcrtr9
II West
West has done some very fine pieces or
direction for the Irco people but nothing
clevcrcr than THE Female Of the Species
lie has fair-to-middlln' star in Miss Dal-
ton and an altogether inferior actress in
Miss Marley: he has y story Of lost mem
ory. coupled with the desire of two women
for the same man. which rs about as un.
plausible as most of these aphasa affairs.
to cor,ncosot, ANA ,.,t Nt,. W., ras
,roi,,coI - ,jc,,,rn ,t,t s,,.,,iti,. ,,,.,,,..,,
Ills cots nr, srIerdiI Ito Las rinrt,. W..
drton Eut mt Too 'n,uch ITc h,s s,,,,a
rcal nirht ,,hnto,ro,,b, ,r , ,.,cc, ir.,n,d
of davIirht r,I,r III, b,r,lIrs n tclcrr,,,,,i,.
.convnrsntin,,,' In -, eiril,iry orl rn,,l
r1anrc, r,ver,.,yharn tl,nrn is ,bnro,,rb,,,.,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02

Films already reviewed in these columns
we're shown at other theatres yesterday. The
Victoria displayed The Sin Ye Do" with
Frank Keenan,; the Belmont. The Awak-
cniuC OF Helena Richie" with Ethel Barry
with W. $ Hart. "lutoerahce" continues
to pack 'cm in at the Chestnut Street
Opera.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
LUNCHEON AND CARD PARTY FRIDAY
Class Reunion Held--Birthday of American Sol
dier in France Celebrated by Friends at Home.
Dedication Services of North Phla. Church

AMoNG this weeks entertainments will
ABE the luncheon. followed by cards, 10
he given by Mrs. Charles y. White at her
home, 1855 North Park avenue, on Friday
Her guests will include Mrs. Isaac petwiler,
Mrs. Richard Oellers, Mrs william Hod-
son. Mrs. William +. Brown, Mrs Howard
McCaulley, Mrs George T. Spotz Mrs FREQ
Weber. Mrs. b. Frank Raule, Mrs. Nellie
Mildren, Mrs. Edwin Wolfe, Mrs. Arthur
f. Backburne. Mrs. Henry McCloy ana
Mrs. Mabel kster.
The members of the class Ct 1897 or the
Girls Normal School held their annual re-
Marlyn. Mrs May Sheppard Drew, the re-
tiring president, presided. Miss Agnes
Refsnyder directed the program of music
and Mrs William Leyrer gave an interest
ing history of the work of the many noted
women OF the class. A pleasant innovation
Of the customary speeches was the praise
and applause given to the mothers OF the
class, beginning with the mother of one
child and continuing through the Increasing
numbers until the mother OF eight stated
that her eldest, a boy Of seventeen. had en-
listed in the navy. One member aCknowl-
edged being a grandmother The officers
elected for the ensuing year are; Mrs,
George II. Wobensmith, president; Miss
Mary c. Abernathy, vice president: Mrs.
Edwin kolb secretary and treasurer. The
latter was Miss Lulu a. Clark, who became
a bride last June Mrs. Wobensmith Is a
noted speaker on suffrage for women
throughout Pennsylvania and has just re-
signed from the clairmanshp of the suf-
frage party In the Twenty-third Legislative
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

District owing to increased duties in a
larger sphere
Mrs. George II White and Miss Augusta
Hurlbert have gone tU Rutgers College 10
take three months course IN agriculture
80 that they may be able to enter the serv-
ice Of the United states in that department
Of war work.
What gratitcation it is to the asyo-
crates of the young men enlisted in the
service of the country to honor them In
every way possible Mr. Franklin Hewson,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas y. Hewson, of
1884 North Camac street. went TO France
on juno IL with the first SeVeuty-siX en-
listed men from this country and arrived
in that country on July >. He was seven
teen years old, the youngest American SOL
dier TO land on French soil He is in the
Fifth Regiment, Company i5, United states
Marine Corps. His friends and neighDors
remembered that he would be eighteen on
November 5, SO the residents Of the entire
block of houses between Glenwood avenue
and Cambria street decorat ted the porches
with flags and red, white and blue bunting
in honor of the birthday anniversary.
Speeches were made in praise of the young
mans patriotism and all the patriotic songs
were sung with a vim. An account of the
celebration was written and mailed to
France Mrs Hewson hears from her son
each week. He is well and happy in serving
his country and. like all the soldiers both
here and abroad, says that he cannot speak
too highly OF the work of the Y, NJ. G. A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Msny Familiar Faces Absent at First Night of
Opera-Dispay of Gowns and Jewels Not
So Lavish as Heretofore

waved away the red-haired future and
turned to the--er-shall we say golden
present? They gazed beseechinsly nj
the girl and even waved and tried 10
attract her attention In various other
ways. quite on the spur of the moment
yoI understand. I'll bet my hat Won
night have done the very same thing If
you'd been working hard at Penn all
week and strongly felt the need OF diver.
siono But said girl, absolutely refusing
10 take any notice. turned the corner and
walked on ahead of them And after sey.
eral other desperate attempts our Young
friends subsided and conferred thom.
selves with whistling nonchalantlv. Eut
suddenly they stopped, horriied, for
GOOD EVENING! There was the cir,
entering the very house they were going
TO- and. oh, heavens! the awful reali2a.
ton came upon them that this WA, the
very girl they had been wondering about,
You can imagine their hopeless confu.
slon when some moments later the Httle
hostess introduced them to Miss -
and Miss murnlurcd irnorc,ti,,
why haven't seen you somewhere he.
iore' However. my friend the wee
oird' tells me that by this time sh, has
forgiven at least one Of the offenders
ana as Tor said oifender--weu he think
she's about as nice as they make ,a,,
NANCY WlNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
)N1w WHATS DOlNO


Lecture by Monsixnor .. r. CIidwlck,
chaplain OF ill-fated bsttleship Maine. CATH
Ollie High School for Girls. Nineteenth and
Wood streets. Free to men In uniform and
their guests.
Girl law students 81 u. Of r. to partisi-
pate In mock trial. Room 2s5. City Hail. 2.
Meeting Of Southeast yement Asss.
citation. Doak's Hall, Passyunk avenue and
Moore street.
Meeting Of County Medical society.
Twenty-second and Ludlow streets
Amateur theatricaiS by Transfguratioa
Dramatic Society. TRANSPORTATION Hall.
Firy-ffth street and Cedar avenue.
Eighty-second meeting ~ society ~ Arts
and Letters. New Century Drawing Room
Protestant Episcopal Provincial synod.
st. Jamess Church and Holy Trinity parish
house. Free.
Annual meeting. PennsylNsnia Conference
on Social Welfare. in conjunction with
Pennsylvania Division American Red Cross
and Pennsylvania Committee of Public
Safety. city Club Members
National academy Of Sciences. Engineer.
ing Building, University OF Pennsylvania.
Free.
Address. Go to live at the Front" Leu.
tenant Harold MacQuarre. Racquet Club
$50 o'clock. Members.
Lecture, Industrial Aicohoi," DR.. NJ. q.
Whitaker. Franklin Institute. Free.
Lecture. austria Hungary" by J. H..
Raymond Central Y. NJ. c. a. Admission
charge.
organ recital, by Joseph Bonnet, st..
JameS's Church, Twenty-second and Walnut
streets. Admission charge.
Athletic smoker, under the suspices Of
the Knights Of Columbus Crockett's Hall
Fox Chase Free to soldiers and sailors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
NAVAL RESERVE
HASSHORT LEAVE
Member of Coast Defense Corps
Spends Few Days in Edge
water Park, N. j.

EDGEwATER PARK--Mr Edward Col
lins. Sd. who is connected with the naval
coast defense is spending II few days at
his home on Park lane.
Mrs. n. n. Cresswell and Miss Marion II.
Cresswell will remain at their home, the
Hazel croft, until the Christmas holidays
and will then leave for Augustn. Ga. where
they will spend several months.
Miss Mary Nedich. who is attending Miss
Millss School at Ardmore, pa spent this
weekend at her home, the Shadow Pines
with her mother. Mrs. :. =. Nedich.
Miss Mary Carkson. of Philadelphia. was
!, the guest of her aunt. Mrs. T. $ Clarkson.
at her home. Spruce Acre, over the week.
end.
Lieutenant Charles l.. Brand and Mrs.
Brand. who are stationed at the navy yard.
were the weekend guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Frank ". Thachcr.
Mrs Edward Faber has returned to her
home in Harrisburg. IA, after month $
stay at the Shadow Pines as the guest o.
Mrs, Samuel \. Nedich.
Major r y. = ldNin ana Mrs Baldwin
win close their home Gph,c Hall-on-thc-
delaware on next Wednesday. and viii
spend the winter at the Hotel Dennis At
| lantc city
Miss Gladys DONE Id will leave ,rday for
a fortnight stay with friends in New York
/ Mr. TYLER G. Donald, CT Scotia Farm. has
| gone to Society liill, ~ c. for q six weeks
! stay.
! Mrs H. y. McCutcheon and Miss Me
| tut"heon have closed their home, the Ha2"'
! Croft-on the Delaware, and have tal<er
I apartments for the winter at the lennN
! Thirteenth and Walnut streets, lhiladel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

IN LAWNDALE
Supper and Dance This Evening
for Benefit of Church of
Presentation

Mr.. and Mrs j. Roop, Of Rising sun ave
nue., will give supper and dance at tneir
home tomorrow evening Tor the pehen' ot
ths Church of the Presentation B. V. NJ, OF
Cheltenham. 1,-.. ,..oo.
Miss Hattie Saylor, of Cottman street
will give a pink tea this afternoon III
honor of Miss S. North, of Pittsburgh VINO
Is her guest for several weeks.
Miss II. Reiber of 6325 Rising sun ave
80 ontertained the members of the Kings
Daughters at their monthly meeting last
evening ,,o,., s,roo,
Mrs. George Mayion, of Palmetto street
is spending several weeks In Boston Mass.
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Martha Lehr, Of lOli Ghruh treet
will entertain the members OF her knitting
club this evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Among today's interesting weddings is
that Of Miss Emily Elizabeth Wasner
daughter of Mrs Hannah Wagner. OF 395I
North Smedley street and Mr.. Harry NJ
Prenzlau, son of Mr., and Mrs: Martin ~
prenzlau. of 2ll4 West Erie avenue, which
,v'll take place this afternoon at O'CLOCK
I'm st. Pauls Lutheran Church, twenty
second street above Columbia avenue The
rev paul Yount, pastor, will perform the
ceremony, Mr.. Harry Wagner the brides
brother, will give her in marriage she
will he attired in a gown of shlmmering
white satin trimmed with the new white
ell, braid, and hat of white georgette
creme with crown of white ana silver
brocade, trimmed with ermine' Bride roses
md lilies of the valley will be carried. At
tending the bride will be her sister, Miss
FISHER Wagner, who will wear a frock OF
niue crepe meteor. with silk braid trimming
of the same color and hat OF blue tulle.
Her arm, bouduct will contain pink rosebuds.
Mr. Joseph Robert Gerding will be the
host man. and the ushers will be Mr.. Mon
roe Heyman and Mr.. George 5. Gatz. Jr.
,rba church will be decorated with white
and golden chrysanthemums and tropical
nionts Mr. PrenZlau and his bride Will
spend their honeymoon in Atlantic city, and
will receive at their new home, S955 North
Smedley street, after January l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
Social Activities

Mrs. w. w. Arnett, of 2l16 Pine street,
ffmllaoelphla' has been interested in raising
funds for woolen supplies for tho panns,.i
Nanla Hospital Unit. Her daughter. Miss
Eleanor Arnett on Friday gave a chain Of
iuhcheons or parties. Twelve guests we're
invited and each gave twenty-five cents or
more Or these twelve. eight will give
parties or eight of these eight four will
is finished.
Mrs. John Gilbert, of Rydal is visiting her
son at St Pauls School, Concord, y. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

The costumes worn. the sbssnce or pres
S.es ef these ususlly noted On the grpn6
tier. srs dsssrib6d u the cslunn writes
= - ~ Wyvss = - -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
ENTERTAINED ON SATURDAY
West Philadelphian Gives Luncheon
and Lingerie Shower for Bride-to-Be

Miss Alice May Cover. OF 445 south
Forty.fourth street, entertained on saturoay
Mss Rose Lucy Bennett. who will be mar
led on November IS to Lieutenant Edward
H. Brown. U. s. \.
In addition to the guest Of honor and Miss
coysr's sister, Miss Margaret Cover. there
wsrs Miss Edith Edwards, Miss Carolyn
Mslion. Miss Catherine Sibley, Miss Flor
snce Taylor. Miss Isabel Williams. Miss
Gertrude Williams. Miss Elisabeth shinton,
Min Gertrude Aepaugh. Miss Josephine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

IIr1I Ewes, 25c to 81. No Higher.
w dllluC Mats. Tues, Thurs. &c, 500.
Saturday Mat. a5c, soc 15o.
Pretty Baby" with Jimmie Hodges
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21
WEDDING THIS
EVENING AT $50
Miss Marian Buchanan Will
Marry Mr.. Norman Ball in
Second Presbyterian Church

The marriage of Miss Marian r. Bu-
chanan, daughter of Mr. George IL Bu-
chanan. of Overlook, and Mr.. J. Norman
Ball. of Wayne. will be solemnized at $50
o'clock this evening in the Second Presby-
terian church Twenty-flrst and Walnut
streets. The Rev J. a. ScCallum. D. d,
pastor of the West Walnut Street Presby-
terrain church, will perform the ceremony
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father, and viii wear a handsome
gown of brocaded velvet and chiffon cloth,
with a court train of chiffon velvet. her
long tulle veil will he held in place with
a coronet Of limerick lace, and she will
carry shower bouquet of white roses ana
lilies OF the valley.
Miss Elizabeth P Buchanan. sister Of the
bride, will be the maid OF honor, and VIII
wear a gown OF amethyst velvet and geor-
gctte creme with tule hat to match,
edged with silver, and trimmed win a
small bunch of french flowers. she VIII
carry a bouquet of Wa-d roses ana Nlolets'
The bridesmaids, Miss Helen F. ROSS
Miss Mary Sproul. Miss Marie r Gun,
mings and Mrs. Russell J.. Samm's OF HAD
donfield. will wear frocks of peach-co'ored
peorgette creme and satin. and amethyst
tulle hats with velvet crowns, trimmed
with small bunchces OF french howers.
They will carry bouquets OF sunset roses
and violets.
Miss Edith \, Treat ana MISS ann "
Treat nieces of the bridegroom, VIII ne
the little flower girls and VIII wear wnl'e @
silk frocks with peach colored sInocklf.s
and ribbons and large white silk bonnetS
faced with peach-colored satin. They VIII
carry baskets OF Ward roses
Mr.. Ball will have his brother, Mr. Harold
A. Ball, as best man. The ushers VII De
Mr., william J. Collins, Jr, Mr' EdWard
Murphy Mr.. George w, b. Fletcher' MI,
BENJAMIN Mosser Mr.. Herbert treat anu
Mr.. ]. Lawson Weatherly. III,
.yter the ceremony large reception VIII
be held at the Rittenhouse.
After an extended wedding trip MI ana
Mrs. Ball will be at home at 1926 chestnut
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-21

HAVE you ever done some foolish little
thing just on the spur Of the mo-
lsnr and then been. oh, ever and ever
sorry that you did it?' Well, it's more
usn likely you have. and II SO, perhaps
IVY wo-,t laugh quite so gl,efully at our
."o young friends. You sea 1t happened
~usy: They were walking down the
Ass' Just as Joyfully as could be, for
eht they on their way to see two
.4's-one Of them a perfect peach and
~ other a friend of hers whom they
-aat met as yet? Naturally they were
ms beautiful time picturing to
smselves what the other girl would be
49, ana one moment she had curly
svvn hair. with one adorable little wisp
~ uways insisted on blowing across
"a 0assk' and the next they would de-
y must be red. A. for her nose,
w ead an awful argument ovor that
Z nsF eyes they positively could not
@ any decision on.
= this moment downt an unex.
Eoes street csnh . fsir young
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-28

tho secretary authorized emergency
contracts to clothe 100000 men, and
contracts were let in the open market,
without advertising. For another $780,
600 men. contracts were let In May,
with the assistance. OF tho Council Of
National Defense.
Questions relating to cantonment
construction contracts were asked by
tho committee. but General Sharpo
said all cantonment matters had been
handled by General Littcli., Tho latter
and his assistants. including Major
Sterrett. are to be called soon.
Tomorrow the committee expects to
near. probably in executive session.
Ma1or-Generaia Wright and GrebIo,
commanders at Camps Doniplan and
bowic. respectively. regarding their re-
cent inspection of General Pcrshinp's
expedition and their own camp ~
perienccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-28
FOOD FOR U. S. PRISONERS
Americsa Red Cross IL DesInnutcs =,
Arm! Orders ~ DistrIbutlrr
Agency OF Supplies

~ NF2oCluted Prcss.1
WASHINGTON. December oT-The
American Rcd Cross was designated in
army orders to-day as tho distributin-
agency of quartcrmasters' sunnlies
sent TO American soldiers and other.
VINO may be prisoners in the hands
OF an" power with which the United
states may At any time be at war;"
The Fed Cross already has estab-
liShsd at Bern. Switzerland. machinery
through which food and clothing have
been forwarded from America to Amer.
leans held prisoners in Germany. and
so is prepared to carry on this work
Tor the War Department. Only q few
Americans now are hold in GERMANY.
but as the size OF tho army on the
western front increases. the number
or prisoners inevitably will grow. and
the War Department must provide SUD-
plies for them.
No announcement mas been made nv
the navy, but It was assumed from
The language Of to-days order that
naval prisoners also would DO furnish
ed necessities by the army. Most of
the men now held in Germany were
taken from merchant ships.
To-day's order provide, that mo
money may be sent to prisoners for
tho purchase OF food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-28
|. {. JOHNSON RESIGNS
~"'S Presidency of Norfolk and West
ern I" Become Chairman of
Hoard OF Directors.
GRy Associated Pr.ssl

BY Associated Pressl
NEW YORK, December e7-I =
Johnson. president OF the Norfolk and
western hallway Company since sen.
temher 1903. resigned to-day TO be.
come chairman Of the board Of dIrec.
tors lie was succeeded by NJ \
M"'t!'' who was first vicc-preside,t
y. g Needles. the present genera,
mana ger was elected vice-president in
charge Of operations. These changes
were made at melting of the board
OF directors, and will become effective
January ].