Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-26
GAME TONIGHT AT WOODVALE
Roxborough to Have Basketball Game Between
Navy Yard and American Bridge Company's
Club, Followed by Large Dance

owing TO the closing OF the parish honaf
OF st. David's Protestant Episcopal Church
for lack OF fuel the dance which was ~
have been given on Friday evening. February
]. by the basketball team OF the Mems Guil0
has been postponed. Mr. Harry Wylie, Mr.
George Kelly, Mr.. William Reinert. MI
Frederick Buzby, Mr.. William wylie and
Mr. Howard Steinruck compose the team.
The Mems Guild has about sixty membefe.
who meet two evenings a week in the rOorns
OF the members in the parish house. Thess
meetings will now be held IN the reception
room OF the rectory. Mr.. william Rider a
president Of the association Mr.. Edward
Howard. vice.presdent; Mr. James Thorpe
secretary, and Mr.. Thomas Tomlinson. treas.
urer
Mr.. and Mrs James Hindle. OF Manyunk
avenue, entertained last Saturday evening
at their home in honor Of Lieutenant Cal
Vim Hahn. Among other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William W. Pass and Miss Mariau
Stout .....r
Mrs T. William Rider gave a luncheon OF
Friday at her home. 253 Dupont street. Her
guests included Mrs. Eugene Swayne Mrs
Alfred Bradley, Mrs. Bert Paramore, Mrs
William Morrison and Miss Carrie Earnshaw
The Comfort Knitting Club, OF Wissahiclr
on in addition to It's donations of knitted gar
ments 20 the Red Cross Society has finished
since November 10 and sent TO the boys az
six of the camps, navy yards, one battlesip
and somewhere in France" 272 sweaters.
eighty-siS pairs OF wristlets, thirty-eight
pairs Of socks thrty-hve helmets, eighi
trench caps and two scarfs. a total of 4fa
garments.
The club is receiving letters daily from the
recipients telling of their deep appreciation
Of the work OF the members. The meetings
are heId on Monday evenings at the homes
Of the members. Mrs. John Roop, 522
Fighter street, will be the hostess on January
Is, Any one not affiliated with a knitting
club who would like to help will receive a
cordial welcome. Mrs. Frank Kenworthy,
5j35 Ridge avenue, is chairman of the work
ers who form the knitting section OF the Red
Cross Auxiliary No. 90, which meets on
Thursday evenings in the wssahlckon Ban
tist Church
Peg Machree" will be produced by n com
panS OF talented amateurs in the parish hail
OF the Holy Family Catholic Church on We'd
nesday eveneing, February G. for the benefit
Of the Twenty-frst Ward men MT Canm
Meade. The cast will include Miss Winnie
Murphy, Mrs Marie Gagus Callahan. Miss
Margaret ONeill, Mr.. John j. Callahan. Mr.
Joseph Kaufman. Mr.. Herbert Scholes, Mr..
ieter j. LOTUS and Mr., c. McGarrigle Mr.,
John McGarrlgle is the manager and director
Inc entertainment will be followed by danc.i
ing
Miss Florence Cornman. Roxborourh.s
leading contralto soloist. entertained the
members of the Pastors Aid Society Of tha.
RoNborough Baptist Church on Monday eveE
hihg IN the church social hall An address
on the work of organized charity was made
by Miss Fox. Mrs Nathan L. Jones. thS
president, presided. The entertainment come
mittee includes Mrs, James Hndle, Mrs. n
H. Jones, Mrs Ellwood Jones, Mrs Leandafl
Jones' Mrs. +. Oliver Keely Miss Jessie
heeiy. Miss Adele Jones. Miss Eloise Jona~
Mrs, robert heely, Mrs, Edward Keely, Mrs
FRANK Jones, Mrs. John Jones' Mrs. Kurtz
MIS-: David klauder and Mrs. +. Keen. ~
Inc next meeting will be ON February IN
,S, Wuen an interesting program Of music and
literary selections will be riven ,rLor. '.H H
cighty-one members ~