Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-02
WILL GIVE PLAY
AT SWARTHM9
Sophomores of College to Pr@Q
Clyde Fitch's Comedy Next 8
urday Evening in Parish Hall

The sophomores OF swarthmore Co1te6o5
are planning to present Clyde Fuch'9 cof4r
edy. Captain links OF the Horse Marin9r,"
on next Saturday evening. The "spph shQw;'
as every one calls t. viii be held N f4<~'
ish Hall. Mr.. Clifford Gillian Is nanater. M y
a series dance will be given at the Wor<<H
ans Club In Swarthmore this evening. tt.
The womans club held its midwintSf
reception last Friday evening az the clup~
house Following the reception one<act
play was presented under the direction Of
Mr.. Joseph J. Gould and Mrs. Thomas
Downs. Jr. ~.
Captain Arthur Deemy. OF the Depot
Brigade of the National Army. made An
interesting address to the women OF the
New Century Club in Chester on Tuesd4y
afternoon. Captain Deemy spoke o. tho
daily life in an army cantonment. and also
read some of Kiplngs poems. Ik .ifsta
Wednesday afternoon was current events
day at the Media woman's Club. DR.. WAR
wick James Price was the speaker.
Doctor Green, of West Chester, gave =
splendid talk on Books and Bookshelves'
at the Llanerch Methodist Church on We'd
nesday evening. The Junior Glee Club FUR
nished some very good music. This glee
club was Just recently organized. and isl
composed of girls belonging to the Junior
section OF the woman's Club out thefs
Among the members of this chorus are Miss
Eleanor Halsell, Miss Sara Cooke. Migo
Dorothy Stevenson. Miss Marie Brehm Miss
Marion Newburger, Miss Edna Bridge, Miss
Jean Pheley. Miss Ruth Schwarz and Miss
Dorothy Welsh.
The juniors Will give another dance on
the evening of March g They gave most
successful one during Christmas week. for
the benefit Of their wool fund, This dance
they are planning will also be for the benefit
of that cause.
Mrs. Joseph NJ McCready gave a card
party at her home last Friday afternoon.
NJ nj vyfi1 a
its next meeting on Wednesday ufter-
noon. Mrs. Walter s. King and Mrs Keat-
ing are planning to talk on American sculp-
ture and Mrs. Caroline d. Littlefeld has ar
ranged good musical program. Tea viii
be served by Mrs. w. L. Garland and MIRA,
Percival johnson.
Mrs. Frederick Rapp will give a musicale
at her home on Friday evening, February
5. Her guests will he the members Of tho
Llanerch Woman's Club
Mr. Asher Rossetter. OF New York. spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Timmons
In Drexel Hill. Mr.. Rossetter formerly lived
in Drexel Hill. n
At the next meeting of the Drexel HiIl
Woman's Club. which will be held on Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Rushton. of the Bald
win Locomotive Works, will lecture on the
I.atin-American countries. assisted by the
Rev. Lynn Drake. who will show magic
lantern pictures.
The Woman's Club gave n most successr
full card party and dance at Weber Hall
on Saturday evening 1t was given for
the benefit of the free wool fund Of the
Drexel Hill Red Cross branch.
a meeting of the Woman's committee of the
Council of National Defense In Delaware
County was held in the courthouse at Media
on Thursday morning. followed by a lunch-
con and afternoon meeting at the woman's
Club OF Media. Major w. A. Garret gave an
interesting talk on what saw In France"
Mrs. Jeane Fouke spoke and made plea
for woman labor on the farms next summer.
Mrs. Nevada Harris spoke on Marketing
and Food Conservation" About 200 women
were present The members OF tho execu-
tive board and council are Mrs. Henry 7.
Kent. Mrs. William ID. Craven, Mrs. w. Ir-
win Cheyney, Mrs. Nathaniel s. Kearg, Mrs
j. *. Covert, Mrs. A. u. Geary, Mrs. Paul
Lachenmeyer. Miss Maude Gorham. Mrs. J.
S. c. Harvey. Mrs, Park Schock. Mrs. Charles
Pomeroy, Mrs Robert G. Brooks. Mrs. J..
Lyman Barnard, Mrs. W. S. AacHenry,
Mrs. w. w. Montgomery. Jr, Mrs. william
A. Jaquette, Mrs, Walter Lorng Webb, Mrs
j. Claude Bedford and Mrs. George II. wor-
rell. /