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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
ST. BEDES AUXILIARY
PRODUCES "STRONGHEART"
First Public Performance In BE Given
Saturday for Benefit Of Or.
ganizaIiOn

'StrouEhcarl." william c. de Miles four
act American comedy viii he given by the
St Bedc's Auxiliary. the new catholic stu
dents organization Of the University Of Penn
sylvania, at Mercantile Hall on Saturday
for the benefit Of St Bede's
It will be the first public performance of
the new organization, and the cast will be
made up Of men and women Of the organisa-
ton committee. The director is James Skelly.
aud the stage director is Philip A. Castner,
OF class of college. The musical specalties
are in charge Of Albert j. Dooner. B NJ. 1912.
The call for a larger organization was issued
by the Catholic students organization COM
mittee at the University recently. and as a
result St Bede's Auxiliary was formed to
embrace Catholic students now at Pcnnsyl-
vania, and the Catholic alumni and aIumnae.
their friends and any others desirous Of
helping the Catholic student movement at
the University 1t aims that the Church pro-
vide religious, educational and other train
ing for the students welfare.
At the outbreak Of the war the Catholic
student body at the University numbered
99S. II gave twenty-three public lectures in
Houston Hall in three years and had ninety
eight students caring for foreigners and
colored people in several social centers. II
also provided ethical and Biblical lectures
for its members
Edward A. Mallon, Medical 'O2, is prcsi-
dent OF the mems division and Mrs Ignatius
j. Dohan is president of the women's divi-
sion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
WOMEN co OVERSEAS
AS AIDES TO NURSES
FOrty'eighI Have Been Sent to France So
Far by American Red
Cross

Forty-eight women have been sent TO
France as nurses aides by the American Red
Cross according to Miss Jane Delano di-
rector of the department Of nursing Of the
American Red Cross. These aides are yolun-
teers and more than half of them have
paid their own expenses
Twenty-Five nurses aides were sent over
prior to February 1873 Is the statement
of the department of nursing "AlI are doing
work with the children's bureau -Four more
sailed on March 80, all assigned to the chill
dren's bureau. On April a group of eleven
sailed, four for canteen work and seven for
the children's bureau. -Four sailed on AnriI
90, two for canteen work and two for the
chidren's bureau Another group win SAN
early this month.
rms group Is not completed yet and II is
diiiicult at the present time to say how MANY
VIII compose it-probably about ten some
of these will do canteen work and others
will be assigned to the children's bureau
IAN these nurses aides have had the nre-
liminary course in elementary hygiene ana
home care OF the sick and the further prena-
ration of not fewer than seyenty-tyyo hours
in hospital approved by the Red Cross. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
TO CROWN MISS ATKINS
SWARTHMORE MAY QUEEN
Coronation Exercises Will BE Held
This Evening With College
Campus as Courtyard

with the campus as the courtyard. Swarfh-
more College this evening will be the scene
Of coronation exercises when Miss Helen
Marie Atkins a senior. whose home "a N
Merchantyille, y. j.. will he crowned queen
Of the May y.
Two hundred and fifty dainty colieeiansi
will he the subjects Of the newly appointed
queen. and will pay homage to her regalityA
by participating I'm the May Day fete. The
exercises will begin at 80 o'clock. ~
At that time the $50 girls will gather n
the main building Of the college and win
then proceed TO the May pole The crown
ing of the queen will be followed by a proc
cesslon and other annual features OF the
exercises
Maid Of honor to the queen will be Miss
Helen knight, freshman student The
flower girls will he the following Miss Hope
Richardson, Miss Lucy Lippincott Miss Lucy
Penrose, Miss Dorothy Paxon. Miss Char
lottc Gette and Dorothy Cossin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Hunting a Husband
BY MARY DOUGLAS
(Copyri0hD
The Threshold OF Bohemia

MY STUDIO is finished. No longer do l
1Nl call it my room, / cannot help stand
ing in the doorway and looking at it with
startled eyes.
Norma Carewe helped me, She gave me
suggestions gladly. And / did me work.
The walls were soft yellow.
Good tone Norma said.
My floor is painted black, dun black
Black silk curtains hang at my long win
dows. 4 narrow couch projects into the
room Yellow, canary yellow. covers ii and
lis pillows MY straight chairs are the same
yellow | painted them with long, straight
Norma put on their backs queer quaint
figures Of men and things in oils. / do not
know what the things are. But they are
Low, black bookshelves are on two sides
These hold sober-coored books. scattered
across them, No ornaments in this room
NV bookshelves hold a pottery bowl
keep fresh flowers in this said Norma
Carewe. am afraid often my bowl will
stand empty.
Paint S45O. Furniture Call old things re-
painted), hangings and coverings, about $li
When ! bent over with aching back and
Daint-smeared fingers doing my floor nv
neighbor peered in. He leaned against the
door Intel. He did not offer TO help me.
Instead he recited.
sat back on my heels to listen In a
sonorous voice he intoned:
"When ! was one and twenty
/ heard wise man say
Give crowns and pounds and rubies,
But not your heart away"
After the last he stood looking at me-
will you go to hear Morelli speak to-
night?" he asked.
'"rhank you I should like to-" Something
tickled him. He laughed aloud, hanging on
10 the door Intel,
Then he left me, lie did not say when or
where or how But II seems to be the man
ner take-for-granted.
Shall | wear a smocky Twist my hair up
i'm a queer way--and go?
No I shall 90 Just as myself Sara Lane
In q dress, not a smock Perhaps there !
shall mect-- Who knows;
TomorreH-.Thl New Afmqnpherss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
THREE PLAYS TO BE GIVEN
Browning Society Will Meet in New Cen.
tury Drawing Rooms Next Tuesday

The Browning Society anniversary will be
held this year in the New Century DRAWING
Rooms, l24 South Twelfth street. instead Of
the South Broad Street Theatre, as hereto-
fore. The plays will be presented for the
society by the Plays and Players on the
anniversary Of Robert BTowning's birth
Tuesday, May z, and will include Mrs. Pat
and the Law by Mary Adds; Ashes of
Roses" by Constance darcy Mackay and
Dick, the president. will preside. Because OF
the small number OF seats available. no guests
can be accommodated and no seats win be
reserved. The committee on the anniversary
M NJ LlppnooH ana Nrf' Charles M Whit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Annual Breakfast in New York

The Rubinsten annual breakfast in New
YORK VIII be red, white and blue war
breakfast and wholly patriotic this year II
will be held as usual in the ballroom of the
Waldorf-AStoria at / O'Clock on Saturday.
There will be many new features and sur
priSes on this occasion. 4 song recital will be
given by Miss Lucy Gates. The upper tier
of boxes will be reserved for the BOYS in
Khaki and blue Miss Mary Jordan Baker
and her assistants may be applied to by sub
scribers for the Liberty Bonds at the close
of the breakfast She will close the drive of
the club. begun by James Heron at the last
afternoon musicale given on April 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

IT'S wonderful what the Women's Farm
l. Unit, which was established at Berwyn
by the Weeders and Gardeners Clubs Of
this city, has done already. The work is
in full swing and the farmers around the
Main Line, Chester and Delaware Counties
are clamoring for help, | am told. The
camp was opened on April and is located
in a large old farmhouse and several
smaller houses on Waterloo road. 1t is
run on lines closely resembling those of
a military camp The workers have en-
listed in the women's land army for the
patriotic service of food production. They
look very jaunty in their uniforms of
Khaki and large straw hats.
All of the farms and estates in the neigh.
borhood are counting on using this woman
help for their farming this summer. but
preference will be given to the farmers.
Some of the farms which have already
employed workers from the Berwyn unit
are George McFadden. Bryn Mawr; David
Wilson, Berwyn; Joseph +. Page, Bryn
Mawr; w. w. Montgomery, Radnor; c. H.
Scott Radnor; Walter Lippincott, Bryn
Mawr
Workers can be hired by the hour or
day for farm, truck, orchard, dairy or
poultry work, in squads of two or more as
desired. A captain with each squad is re-
sponsibe for taking orders and directions
and keeping all time records. Particulars
can be obtained from Miss Macintosh, who
is in charge at the Womens Farm Unit
Camp, Berwyn, Pa.
The committee in charge consists of
Mrs Nathan Hayward, president of the
weeders; Mrs Isaac La BoiteauX, president
OF the gardeners; Mrs. Clarence Warden
Mrs James Winsor, Jr Mrs. George
Thayer, Mrs. c. Howard Clark, Mrs How
ard Wood, Mrs, Henry s. Jeanes, Mrs
George s. Jackard Mrs. Adolph Rosengar-
ten, Mrs. Horatio Gates Lloyd and Mrs
+. Lewis Burnham, Jr.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Social Activities

Mrs. Craig Biddle entertained at an informal
recital yesterday afternoon at her home. 1918
Locust street. in honor of her daughter Miss
Laura Bidde. The children who took part
included Miss Caroline Ashton, Miss Edith
Roberts, Miss Isabel Henry. Miss Dolly
Duane, Miss Sara Billing, Miss Katherine
Rodgers, Miss Elizabeth Billing, Miss Polly
Thayer, Miss Louise Norris, Miss Virginia
Norris, Mr. Charles Heckscher and Mr.. Jack
Pearce Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Custs Harrison, OF
243 East Rittenhouse square, have closed
heir house and are now occupying their coun-
try home, ChuckswOod, at Nillanova.
Mrs George de Bonneville Heim, Of 2l0l
Porter street, will close her town house and
open Fairyiew. her country home at Edge
water Park on June l.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Powell. of 1888
North Fifteenth street, win close their town
house and occupy their country home, Allen
dale Farm. Media, on June 1.
Mrs. Edward Brylaski, Of 626 Civeden
avenue, will entertain the Saturday Music
Club at her home on Saturday afternoon. The
guests will include Miss Elsa Loeb, Miss
Berda Marks Miss Rosalie Dannenbaum,
Miss zipporah Rosenberg, Mrs. Eli Mayer
Mrs Alfred Heinberg, Mrs. Max Rosenau
ara Mrs Morris Proper.
Nrs. rhonas r. Hunter returned 10 her
I...... IIIE South |IIInuNIH.0 NouIII on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
Sisters at Double Wedding

Rirdsboro, Pa. May 1.-Lulu NJ. and Ida
A. Geiger, sisters, daughters Of Mrs. La
berta Geiger. were married yesterday at Gel
gertown at separate ceremonies only few
6ours apart the former becoming the bride
az Harry b. Meyer and the latter becoming
Mrs Leroy Jacobs. The clergymen oficiat-
ing we're the Revs. Walter +. Humphrey ana
W. +. Debert
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
JUDAIC UNION TO GIVE
DANCE TO AID SOLDIERS
Standard Lodge Members Will Dedicate
Roll Of Honor Tablet at Enter.
tdinment

\ patriotic entertainment and dance viii
be given tonight in Mercantile Hall Broad
street above Master. by Standard Lodge. No.
., Judaic Union. The proceeds will go to-
ward providing comfort for twenty-five MEM
bers now in the service.
one of the features Of the entertainment
will be the unveiliug Of hand-painted Roll
of Honor" tablet presented by Edward sky
amer and dedicated to the boys in the serv-
ice. Judge John NJ, Patterson will make an
address.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

Items Of news for the SocietV mage VIII Ne
accepted and printed In the Evening Public
Iedger, provided they are written one
side Of the paper only and are stEncu wi,n
full name and telephone number Of the
sender, ~ II must he possible to verify the
notes. Address "SOCietN Editor" Evening
Public Ledger, COG Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

Patriotic entertainment aud dance, stand
ard Lodge, No, 3, Judaic Union, Mercantile
Hail. Broad street above Master. Admission
charge.
Meeting, Military Order Of the Loyal Lee
gion OF the United States, Headquarters
Commandery of Pennsylvania, at Union
League, 8 p. m Members
Phi Beta Kappa aud sigma NJ Chapters
a. unlverHity Of pennsylpania hold joint
meeting af Houston Hal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

Photo by Afareeau
MISS MAY CORINNE CUNLIFFE
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Cuniife, OF Wissahickon, whose engage
nlcnt 70 Mr. William A. Hamilton has
beeo announced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

TUST as have remarked before, and fire.
- quently at that, life seems to be one
engagement after another these days. and
it strikes mo Chestnut IIill is rather
busy little place. How does that INT you?
There's Mariana Gowen-fCr even If she Is
in town for the winter she is more identi'
fed with Chestnut Hill--and Charlotte
Brown and yesterday Sarah Avery and
Windcr johnson. Four Chestnut Hillites
in three days to announce their engage
ments. That is going some.
But the wee bird has been whispering in
a rather twittering manner to me about a
certain romance wherein the lady in tho
tale is a dcb-to.have- whose home
is on the Main Line. not mere than half
hours ride from town. She is very viva.
cious, this young damscl and considered
mighty pretty. Brown hair and brown
eyes and lovely colorng. lie, | am told
is tall--in fact, six feet Highland rather
fair-just the proper contrast | also hear
the dispositions are very congenial and
before very long--that is, when they get
ready to tell us-wc'll hear about it, And
/ think you1l be pleased.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

CHE was only "a little girl, not more than
~ nine or ten years old, and as she and
her nurse walked down Broad street more
than one head turned to watch the small
brown.cad figure with golden curls and
big brown eyes
AS she came abreast of me the little
hand was raised i'm proper military salute,
and turning, l saw young naval officer
directly behind me. As I watched the
lieutenant he returned the little ones
salute with all the seriousness and gravity
due to such an important military cour.
tesy.
There were many tender smiles on the
faces Of several of the passcrsby who had
witnessed the little incident. and ! won
dered who it was who had taught this
child the Importance of respecting the uni
form of Uncle Sam. Perhaps she has
big brother or daddy in the service-who
can tell? At any rate, she loves the sol
dier or the sailor. and judging from the
lleutenant's face the navy man loved her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sporkin. Of 1905 Nortn
seventh street, announce the engagement
OF their daughter Miss Mollie Lillian Spor-
KIN, to Mr.. Benjamin Tress, of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

HOW fast the Bishop girls arc marry
IL ing, aren't they? Natalie married
Charlie Choatc, Of Boston, last year
and Augusta, too. married Lieutenant
David Sigourney in August. and now Mary,
the elder daughter, we hear was married
to Lieutenant John Peabody, II. s. r.. out
in Oklahoma on Tuesday of last week. Mr..
Bishop. who is a New Yorker. moved to
Torresdalc about two years ago and took
the former house Of Mrs. Walter Massey
lie has five most attractive daughters, but
my goodness, there are only two left now
and they are very young, Muricl and Abb
gail.
Natalie has come to live in Torresdae
with her father while her husband is at
war, and ! suppose Mary will also come
back after her husband goes over to the
other side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

Mrs. Mary T.. Smith, Of Ovcrbrook. an
nounces the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Margaret Robinson Smith, to Lieutcn-
and Howard DINING, United States aviation
corps. The announcement was made last
evening at dinner given for Miss Smith by
her sister. Mrs. H. Robert Stacthouse, Of
Mooresiown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

birthday party was given I'M honor Of
Miss Cecilia NJ. Greene by her parents AZ
their home, 1917 North Twcutv-Grst street,
on saturday evening There were forty-nve
guests present twelve Of whom arc in the
service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

musicale in aid Of the Red Cross Society
VIII be given in the Gastou Presbyterian
church. Twelfth street and Lchigh avenue.
on Thursday evening. The affair is in charge
of Mrs. W. Euhnlc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01

Monday after spending several weeks at At
lnntin I,iIN-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-05


state OF Missouri, County OF iioit-sS'
.. A., ,,.-.,,. 60, ~ ~, co,,,,,
w we I,'VH,. .''l' ~ Ua, -,
:" s""' "'"''' W ''' ""' ''"''
i''''
Tho St,,o Of Missouri. M tho rc,ntion
n,d to ,.a usc of ~ n. Alkirr. Col.
irc.or r ,he ,eyepue within and for
tIc cng,tv of Holt AID stat uf
sscuri. Plaintiff.
Adams,
I,b, pnr,,,n IL living aud his nm.
Uneven boiys II deceased, and Al,x-
nndcr shut. If living. and his un.
Lnn,v, bcirs IL dcccn.cJ Defendant
--Tnx Suit
At this 25th day Of February. 1918.
comes the Plaintiff herein. by r.. r..
Richards. his attorney, and shows to
the satisfaction Of the Court. that the
defendants are non-rcsidcnts of the
state Of Missouri. and can not be sum.
moncd in this action;
Whcrcupon ii is ordered by tho
Court that said Defendants be notified
by publication that Plaintiff has COM
menccd suit against them in this
Court. the object and general nature Of
which is tina, Plaintiff seeks to enforce
the lien of the state of Missouri
against the following described real
estate. situate. lying and being in Holt
county. Missouri. and belonging to the
Defendants to this suit. for certain
delinquent and back taxes due there
on. ard unpaid FOR the years 1912,
1913. 1914 and 1913. with interest
thereon and costs, levied upon said
real estate. n in the petition and Tax
Bi,l herein set forth. tn.wit: Lot ~,
block 10. in the addition TO the orig
inal town Of Maitland.
And Unless tie said Defendant.
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Order Of Publication.

ollie rarcr. Plaintiff.
W.
John !. Baker. Defendant.
IN tho Circuit Court cr Holt County.
Missouri, to the May Tom. 1918:
Nnw. IN this ifth day of Mnrch.
iHlS. cor"s on, FAX r. the plaintiff
In the above entitled cause. by her at
'orncy, before tho undersigned Clerk
IT the Circyit Court. OF Holt County.
Missouri, IN vacation. and files her pc
titnn and affidavit. stating among
,ther things that the above named de-
PENDANT. John |. Baker. H. nOn-rcsi-
lent If the State Of Missouri and can
rrt l." served in said state with the
ordinary process of law. 1, Is there.
fore ordered by the Clerk, aforesaid,
n va"atinn. that publication he made,
rntify INK him. the said John |. Baker,
hat nm action has been commenced
again, him by petition in divorce "
the Iircuit Court Of Holt County. Nil.
| nuri. prnwing that the bonds Of mat
'iwony contracted between the plain
,iN and the defendant on the --- day
e May. 1911. h. dissolved upon the
'rognl' e abandonment; and non-sup.
n,rt, and that unIcss he he and appear
i The ncN; term of said court to b.
ol,lcn ut the court house. IN the City
e Oregon. within and for the County
Il Holt AMI state Of Missouri. on III,
Goth dry of May, i9iS. and answer ol
plead to plaintiffs petition. judgm, nj
\ ~ hc rendered accordingly.
II u further ordered that n CORY
hereof bc published in the Holt County
Sentinel, newspaper published in sal,
County Of Holt, for four weeks sue
.'sivcly, the last insertion TO he n
east fifteen days before the COM
mcnccmcnt OF the next term Of sai,
court. T.. A. DUNHAM,
| Circuit Clerk
4 true copy from the records.
Witness my hand and the seal q
said court this 10th day of March
1913. T.. A. DUNHAM,
| (ScaD Circuit Clerk
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AdministratOr's Notice,

Notice Is hereby given. That Letters
of Administration, with the will an
ncSed. on the estate Of Anne X. Irvine.
deceased, were granted to tho under
signed on the Goth day Of February,
1918, by the Probate Court Of Holt
county, Missouri. All persons having
claims against said estate nre requr-
cd TO exhibit them for allowance Ia
the Administrator within six months
after the date Of granting Of sad
Letters, or they may be precludcd from
any benefit Of said estate; and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of granting SAID
letters they shall be forever barred.
First publication, March !, 1918.
l.. I. MOORE,
Administrator c. T. 4
Attest: HARRY NJ. DUNCAN,
(SeaD Judge Of Probate
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lhg WIS taking 'lh''' 'n'l' sum
hhh started on 'h's r'''hr"""'r ~
pertinent he was s"'hS I" -" "'"'''
'r wheat cou'h bc hinrN"''h hllllus
rnke-"ns To TIE SPECTATORS lh's
n'o'sNi'ni'd compiler" control 10y 'N'
Government "t s'"rhs" '"'i'l'i'S' ''''is'
l"ilnli"h ANA d's'ilhul|' "s'h'''S'
hhd the Marketing h'a'h'h'ry to'
wheat hhd rye.
Everybody was 'r"uhl'd most OF
al, TIE officials 81 W" t""h N"'h'h's,
trnti"h Gram Corporation wa" hn"
undertaken, without salary ana NJ ,he
sa'rlllce ot 'h"'r l"is"''a' '''''','""
Win me gram 'rh"'' 10 "hlP NV"
shape the forces ''n' woN'u ir'e Tor
ward the biz business machine t"r
marketing American Wh'ni' " s'"g'e
control; ANA u s"'"o'"p h"hp,o"''
making corporation 10 40 the WORK
This work Is Il necessary arm OF Tue
Food Administration n''o"'hs .ne
Government TO do business iu'eh,y
ana without req tape. us s'o'h Is ne'"
In trust by the president OF me oh't'
cd States. For the time OF tue war u
VIII supervise the rate or p"renhse
the part commercially h'hi'an'e ~ 'he
WO'WO,WO bushels OF when' ana 'ne
1,OD,WO surplus or rye grown "'
America In lol' i's Joo " 10 h'a u
market for every bushel' Irrespective
Of class ana grade. uhder us pa'roh'
age, wheat screenings are moving sus,
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Order Of Fabrication IN ra> Suit.

State of Missouri. Coun,y Of IIol,--us.
In the Circuit Court of Hot County.
in said State, to the May Terra,
1918.
The state OF Missouri Ut the relation
and to the use of W. ". Alkire, Col
lcctor OF the Errcnuc within and Tor
the County OF Holt and state Of
Missouri, Plaintiff,
Against
William llcmmc, " living and his UNI
known heirs, " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tax Suit.