Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-11

hm ,rd again. isn't IL? 1t comes
sAes ,,,c others to I've as accurate as
n0H, =, a. be Yourself. and 50 when
~ .,.o person you know ana ! KNOW 'o'n
oa'IS H., the girls who wear the dark nIue
ne ~ .,,n, leather collars aud CUTS blue
'l''s. hats and tan shoes and srats were
aSr -. or thc National Council OF De-
le - A,d not doubt her knowledge. Ana
i'r's, a,v all those girls in their stunning
'l.p ,p y the Liberty Loan demonstration
.l,s .u.src before the statue OF Liberty on
asy H"s spoke Of them as members OF
." & want to tell you, find | made
w. ,nev we're not the National Coun-
y y pefensc, but we're the junior service
y. - !, the National League for Woman
w And Mrs, John White Geary' OF
Ss..,ynt Hill. is the chairman OF this SHrV-
Ie corps. ,...,.,,,
!. any and al times to any and all
..-a5batIons' that may need them lor
Vs,, service. and they certainly did
splendid showing on Saturday
",, rI5trow. the National League has head
.,,srs in New York, and is really dong
romarkahle work. 1t has been or
Vi w, :, ,birtv.cight States already. Tho
s.,iora, chairman is Miss Maudc Netmorc;
..,,ral commandant. Miss Grace Parker,
"a national treasurer, Miss Anne Morgan
,,,ui1 p on the subject Of uniforms, am
W ,r,erested also in those worn by the
,...r,sncv Aid aides. The name is rather
, mouthful, admit but, then the work
they do!
vo,ura,ly. their first services so to the
rmsrpency Aid to whichever committee
,,sIrss their help, but | was recently shown
. rs, of things they had done in one week,
and assure ycu it means work to he one
If them. as we'll as a Junior of the National
League for Service.
Every day there were ten aides at the
nd Cross warehouse, whore each was
,roted special task; from ten to twelve
,od tickets for the naval ball twenty took
nm the collection at a Belgian relief lee
nro six sold wool in the service shop ana
svs spent most of the day i'm the Red Cross
factory. Besides this they had drill con-
dueted under Captain Eranage, and in
,ructions in first aid. under Major Piersol.
That was just one week.
All this week the aides and juniors OF
the National League for Service are turn
bg over their energies to the selling OF
Liberty Bonds And there is much rivalry
among the various groups of each orGani-
ation There does not seem to he so much
rivalry between the organizations them
selves But among the groups in each.
For instance, the +. 4. As have booths at
he Girard Trust. Commercial Trust. forth
American Building. Wanamaker store and
s the Liberty Statue. and they cont
change of, you know. Each booth is under
special group and they are trying hard
10 outstrip each other in the matter Of sub.
suiptions
Lieutenant Agnes Brocllic and Sergeant
Sarah franklin assisted 10y Mary Norris and
Billie" Brockie, otherwise Elizabeth. are in
charge Of the Commercial Trust booth, and
heytertainly are working with determine.
ton to Judge from their looks i'm the cold
and wind of yesterday,
The Emergency Aid aide service, which
composed OF nearly 100 girls. is directed
BY Mrs, Norman Macleod. There arc two
captains Charlotte Brown and Gretchen
Gay and four lieutenants. Peggy Thayer,
Agnes Broclie, Margaret Dunlap and Ed
Vina Bruner Wetheriu
WELL, what do YOU know about Fanny
" Vain and Bob Morris? Married yes.
isrday down in Augusta! DO you ever get
surprised at anything these days? Mar.
rage is sort of like a trip to New YORK or
Atlantic City You decide to do the deed,
and of you go and then in few weeks
perhaps days back home you come and
Oh ne goes ana you act just as if you ueve"
nad been married. Live home with mother
ana write letters to him as YOU did when
s0u were engaged However, "everybody's
O0hs IT, so that's some comfort.
fany Waln is sister of Ann Hare and
laughter of Mr. Ned VAIN. who married
second time just a few months ago. Her
us'her is Mrs Charlotte Morris VAIN. and
isnny and she have been living for some
me In the West.
pOo Morris, we'll Of course. you know
1'O' with his ready smile and Jolly laugh.
a brother Of Grace Morris. who mar
~ ohe OF the Baltimore Poes some years
~ Most Of us thought Bob was a con-
nso bachelor but with war and things
" VI 'hem decide they don't want to play
'Vuno alone any more. Here's my best
sl'hes to them borh.
'"''uehtally, Bob is great-great grand
~ ol Robert Morris the fnancier of the
'''Vah Revolution. | believe there Is a
''n' cousnship in this match, for
' mother was Miss Charlotte Morris
ls too. WV '''''' '''''
~ough her father the new Mrs. Morris
ua'eu TO the Charles Gusts Harrisons.
M d cousin also of Mrs. Alfred Morris,
~ John Baird and Mrs. Alfred Maule.
Il E0'hER wedding, the date Of which
announced yesterday. is that of
'"ce Gilbert, of New York. and Russell
r'' 1rr son of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
II. , OF New York, but formerly of this
IN '"ey are TO be married on April -,
" hdine dav th,. t,,.- -, So,