Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-29


OF our Lady of Mercy, Broad street and
Susquehanna avenue. there win he a large
card party and dance tonight In the Students
chapter, Park and Sfquehanna avenues. IT
will be given " tho children of Mary"
which il an organization 'somposed Of three
hundred girls Of the parish. The entertain
mcnt IL In charge of Miss Kathleen Carroll
Mrs. Mary Coyie. Miss Florence Miller Miss
Elsie Rudden. Aues Kathryn Rudden, Miss
Helen Manly. Miys Marian Turner, Miss Sarah
G. Ferry and Miss Alice Nugent.
Among tho tsrge entertainments that have
been affected by the fuel administration
orders is tho card party and dance which was
to have blen given on Monday evening.
February II. In l.u Lu Temple, Broad and
Spring Garden streets, in aid OF the wool fund
for thf Service Mems Comfort League of the
thirt. teiBhth division Of the Thirty eighth
ward. Flight hundred tickets have been sent
out and last Friday evening tho committee
wa'g informed that the temple must he closed
On Monday evening. 40 the date has been ad.
Va hced to Saturday, February .. The league
" brkcrs are preparing knitted garments for
I ne men who expect To be called i'll February
As we'll as those of tho division a'-eady in
tho service.
Mrs. Charles s. Osmond. who has the en-.
4 tertainment In charse, has for her assistants,
Mrs. e. Albert Freebooter. Mrs. 1.ansford
| knapp, Miss Euna worthingtou, Mrs. W.
| Stuitevant MIRA Ralph T. Meyer, Mrs Edgar
| II. Rcddingtm. Mrs. Raymond Cannon. Mrs.
| Clarence IL. Christ. Mrs. g. Browning and
| Mrs \. :. Garrett. The league has its
Headquarters AT Lehgh avenue and Dover
| street. Mr.. Charles =. Osnond IS president;
| Mir. Abe SaIicr. Mr.. C. +. Ward, are the vice.
| presidents. Mr.. Il. II. Reddington Is secretary
| and Mr.. II. T. Meyer, treasurer.
| The members of the Cherokee Country Club
| have organized n knitting club TO make
! knitted garments for the Red Cross society
| The workers will meet at the homes Of the
| members. Miss Marie Keough was tho hos
tess sast Thursday evening. Among the
| knltters Miss May Gleason. Miss Eliza.
| beth Heir. Miss Bessie Love. Miss Sadie
Campbell. Miss Agnes Mayer. Miss Priscilla
/ Mayer. Miss Rose Mayer, Miss Hewitt, Miss
| Marie Sullivan and Miss Helen Toomey.
An interesting entertainment will be given
on Thursday evening in aid OF the war fund
of the y. NJ. G, A., North Branch 1t win
| be held in tho North Branch Auditorium,
1,ehigh avenus and Tenth street, and will
| include patriotic and operate selections by
/ the members Of the Behrens Opera Club,
! vocal solos by Miss Martha DENLY and Mr..
| Joseph h. Mctilynn: choruscs by nifty trained
voices uiyder the direction of Mr.. John Curtis.
| Jr.. and patriotic tableaux by n number OF
young women from the CASTOR Presbyterian
| Church.
NJ. the monthly meeting of the Ushers
Association and the Semper Fidelis Society
oxo,Io ,rN n ~, -. |auron on Monuay
! n,Sini's,, .'o wy. rIa,N N. gray, OF WIS
srnr. -. ,ha AZ N" ,'t,res.',s @ necount OIL tns
80 ar, ;.,.',,.; ~, - -, Il. ranlp Meaue ano
J. Miss Elizabsth p.vno,1s ana etrs sIH ps Is
1 n t-''n,oe'h Ies NOUS ana Mrs. r. =
no,, va raj, ';, unen'nR ex-senator can
~ ~ n.,a,,'nn,aas e,',. y u'iioi' n,ceuhs OF
Church. Twelfth street ana Iebisb oy,nn,,n
NJ 90, A.. >...,,", >,
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