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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY
GIVEN AT MANNHEIM
Annual Dinner-Dance Proved to
Be It's Usual Success in
Germantown

The Mannheim Cricket Club held it's annual
dinner-dance on New Years Eve in the club
ballroom The room was decorated with
palms, holly and poinsetta plants All the
draper.es We're red and green and 4 large
canopy effect of flowers was ar.istcaIl, hung
from the chandelier in The middle of the
ceiling. Members of the club and many
tests were there.
Several tables for dinner were reserved by
mer.bers Of the club, including the follow
ing: Mr. and AIRS. George ". deck. Mr. and
ucl Bell. Jr Mr.. Alfred Wolfien Holme, Mr..
and Mrs William S. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. H..
II. Newborn.
Those who had private dinners a, .he club
before the d;.lcr included Mr. arr airs
Charles II. Sloan. who had as Their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emhardt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Drach, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rogers, Mr. H. Hodges Miss +. Showacker.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Frederick Sloan, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Shrodel, Mr.. A. Davidson
Mr., and Mrs. James s. Watson entertained
DIR. and Mrs. William Il. Odenatt. Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Law had Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs, Penthouse. Mr.
and Mrs Heatley Dulles. Mr., and Mrs Fred
erick Stout as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs
a.. Brewster Grace entertained ten guests
at dinner, Mr.. and :Irs. William Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meyer Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Donohue, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dono-
hue, Mrs. George Denniston and Mr. Thomas
Grace. The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay
McCandlish were Mr. and Mrs Albert Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day, Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Atherton Mr.. and Mrs William A.
Darrow entertained Mrs Darrows sister and
brother-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Brace, of Cuglberand Md, and Miss Marian
Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. George Mullen en-
tertained eleven guests at dinner, Mr. Charles
Fietze, Miss Florence Fietzc Mr. and Mrs
l. u. Mullen Mr., Falrman Mullen, Mrs. ella
lewis. Miss Marian Lewis, Mr.. william
Lewis Mrs, Edith Evans. of Atlantic City,
and Mr. and Mrs. John A. strachan. Mr.. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
CARD PARTY FOR
MADONNA HOUSE
Lieutenant From Germantown
Changed From Cavalry to Ar
tillery at Camp Meade

card party was given this afternoon
AT 400 chew street. Mount Airy. for the
benefit Of the Madonna House. in the ball
room of the Acorn Cluk. at 1913 Walnut
street Tho Madonna House Is located at
sl4 South Tenth street. and as settlement
house has been Of wonderful service to the
many poor Italian children Of the ncighbor-
hood II is under tho auspices of the catholic
Missionary Society.
ThoEc who received the guests were Mrs
Fobcrt Lesley, Mrs. Jeremiah Sullivan. Mrs
Joseph Edward- Miss Agnes Reppler and
Miss Julia LaGucrcnne
Lieutenant Edward W MADEIRA of School
House lane. formerly of the First CITY Troop
Il no" attached to the general starf at ,'amp
Meade. Admiral Nd. Lieutenant Madelra's
commission was recently changed from cav
airy to artillery.
Lieutenant James l. Gibbons. sop ~, NJ
ana Mrs. ". !, Gibbons. Of West J'psaI st-eot
,'crmantown is home on three weeks Ienye
Lieutenant Gibbons Is In the Sixteenth
hted states Cavalry at Mercedes Tex
Mrs Robert J. Duke. formerly Miss Sara
I'ougherty. OF Germantown was entertained
M luncheon at kugler's on Saturday after
noon by the following members of her ga rd
rlub: MISS Frances Courtney, Miss Mary
Iearl Mc''loskey Miss Helen McCIoskey.
MISS Ruth McCloskcy Mrs John A. McTear,
MISS Agnes Fitzpatrick. Miss Sadie RroRan
ana Miss Mary Brogan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
NAVY AUXILIARY OF
= RED CROSS MEETS
Gathering of Prominent Women
Held in New Iork-Admiral
Wadhams Makes Address

Among the women who attended n meet
ing held Friday at the homo Of Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau ~ 50 West Seventy
second street. New York, was Mrs. I'd
ward r. Stoteshury, Of this city
message from Secretary Of tho Navy Dan
ic,s was delivered to members Of the Ma
tional Advisory Board and New York local
board Of tho Navy Auxiliary Of the Red
Cross at the meeting, by Commodore ~ v
Wadhams. urgng women to push the work
of making sweaters, muirlers and helmets FOR
the sa alors. and 10 do everything possible to
co operate with him.
commodore Wadhams, who, win Mrs
Wadbams was the guest Of honoT OF the
meeting is the recently appointed head of
the Navy Auxiltarics Of the Red 'roSs In
Washington. The commodore said that tho
Navy. AuxiIiarics Of the Red Cross were tho
ofnc,oI channels between tho american peo-
nile and the navy. and all relief work for the
navy must go through those channels.
Miss Alice CARPENTER. head OF the New York
city work. said that New York County would
bc organized into districts and groups, with
depo,s for knitted garments, for surgical
dressings and hospital garments and supplies
There will he a Navy AuXilary headquarters
in each district. Mr.. William T. Emo has
given his house for the headquarters for the
district in New York above Forty second
a,reet and the headquarters at @S9 Madison
avenue about Forteth street Will he tn"
headquarters for the district south OF Forty
second stI<e'.
Two substations have already been or
ganized. one at 1903 Park avenue, and the
other al III West Thirty seventh street, both
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
BRIDE OF ARMY MAN
LIVES IN BALTIMORE
Interesting Talk on Work of the
American Red Cross in
France Given i'm Wayne

Mr aud Mrs Richard IIowson have re-
turned from their wedding trip, Mrs. How
son has taken apartments in Baltimore
while Sergeant lIowson Is stationed at Camp
Meade
Mr.. David Craig of Amhurst. Mass has
returned home after spending the holidays
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Rob
erts lie Boutiller. While in Wayne Mr.
craig gave an interesting talk on the work
of the American Red Cross IN France, which
he had been investigating this fall
Miss Eugena Brown who has been visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Brown. will return to Wellesley College to-
day.
Mrs Henry H. Beylard. who is spending
the winter in Baltimore. to be near Leuteu-
ant Beylard. who H. stationed at Camp
Meade. has been spending II week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs samuel u. McCabe, Of
Wayne.
Mrs William Simpson, Sd. who is spend
ing the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Percy
simpson, of OyerbroOk viii remain for the
winter with her parents, Mr., and Mrs McCabe,
as Lieutenant Simpson has sailed for France.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. DE Canizares,
Of Wayne, left on Saturday for fortnight s
stay In Florida.
Mrs. A. Nash Burke. of Merton, has gone
to California fer the winter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
BUSY PREPARING
FOR ANNUAL PLAY
Members of st. Francis's Junior
Aid Working Under Direction
of Mr.. Charles Morgan

Members uf - FranCiss Junior Md
are actively engaged in preparations for
their annual play aud dance which Is to
he given in the ballroom of tho Bellevue
Stratford on the evening of January -. The
name Of the play Is Or Optmist" ana
from all accounts 1t win I've unusually good
this year. Mr.. Charles Morgan. who al
ways obtains such splendid results from
his chorlscs in tho "Masl, and Wig and
who just conducted the opening pageant OF
tho Charity Ball win produce the entire
show
Tho tryouts were held before christmas
and rchcarsals will begin Wednesday cvc-
ming and continue almost nightly. So many
clever amateurs have tried for both cast
and chorus that the final winners will he
well worth seeing and hearing. Mrs Fred
criCk Allen Nathan H. managing the show
this year. assisted by Miss Lucy !. T.
can. Others Of the -. Francis Junior Aid
who will have charge of tho various com
mitt"cs connected with the annual prouuI-
tion are Miss Gertrude Bachlcr, Miss
Gertrude Zane, Miss Sophie Henderson. Miss
catherine Loughran, Miss Eleanor iIoban,
Miss Rosalic Hohau, Miss Ruth Israel. Miss
Marguerite Macdonald and Mrs. Joseph y.
McDeviu, who Is the president
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Mrs. Edward Troth's Dancing Class Holds Masked
Meeting at Observation-Disclosures Party
Little Betty Learns Lesson

Mrs, Bullock will bc remembered as Miss
Helen Millspaugh. of West rhilade' phia
Announcement H. made of the mnrrinsc Of
Miss Edna l.. Montrose. u resident of this
city. and Samuel s. kragcr also of this city
MISS Montroso Is graduate of tho Strayer
College. and Is the daughter of Mr. samuel
Montroso Nr kragler IL sra lu1,c Of one
"i IN" ritfs commercial schools. pod il NJ in
the service OF tho pennsy ylvnuia I;ailrpad
Tho Rev. Frank stanton. " "roarr So,ni.
nary, Chester. Pa, performed IN" ccrcmo'tN
daughter of Mr.. and Mira Harry IasIlcr. 80
Mr.. LOWS Tender was announced on sunday
evening. Tho guests present ut the reception
given. that evening were Mrs. Anna Tender.
Mr.. and Mrs, 7. Nanofskv. MIR and Mrs Mur-
ris Tender, Mr.. and Mrs Morris Reidcr. Mr.
and Mrs. sam Mason. Miss Anna Iaskcr.
MISS Edith Iaskcr, Mr. Abram Tender. Mr..
Jacob Phillips. Miss Esther phillips. Miss
rrances rhlllps. Mr. isaac Phillips Mr. II.
l'llman, Mr.. Philip Glassman. Mrs Alice
Lewis. of Newport, Il. Mrs Hpsc Lewis.
OF Now York: Mr. and Mrs Meyer Lewis.
Mr. Max Lewis and Miss Cccclla lain, "f
New York; Mr.. Frank Lewis. "f Newport,
II ! =; Miss Reba Sifcr. Mr. and Mrs. William
kaminsky. Miss Shore and MIR. Ahram ka-
minsky, Of chester.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Il. Sha,tuck. Of 2g3
West Tupehoclen street, spent the New
Year holidays at tho 81. charles, in Atlantic
city
Tho marriage Of Miss Marian Esther
Jones daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William
Mpnat Jones, Of 1862 Margaret street, and
Mr.. John WAYNE steele son Of Mrs. John
Clarence steele. ut t723 Northwpod avenue,
Frankford took place in Central Methodist
Episcopal Church on December "a at
o'clock The Rcv. Wayne Channel performed
the ceremony. in the presence Of the immc-
date families only
The marriage Of Miss Ruth g. MCCaffrey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McCaffrcy,
ana Mr.. John j. Wagner took place on Sat
urday. December %. Mt the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION The Rev. Henry r. j. Me
Fan. cousin of the bride. performed the
ceremony. The bride attended by Miss
Helen Altman as ,haid of, honor. Mr.. Joseph
o 'Bricn acted as hest man for Mr. Wagner
Following the ceremony the couple left for
short trip.
\ number of marines from League Island
Navy Yard were entertained ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Mellon, 2ii9 North EleT-
cnth street. on saturday. The musical pro-
gram was intersperssd with selections by the
hostesss little daughter. Muriel Mellon. and
son. Joseph Mellon, Tho speaker. Mr. Stout.
principal Of the ClNmer Adjunct School Of
Practice, gave very inspiring talk. \ din
ner was served by the hostess and we'll
equipped comfy bags for eHch one ur tho
marines were distributed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
ANNUAL CARD PARTY AND DANCE
Ocean City Yacht Club to Have Entertainment in
North hiladelphia-Junior Emergency Aid
Accompishes Much Work

W. Rhoads of i1I5 West I.ehgh avenue, have
completed two knitted blankets and a guam
tity of mttens and pulse warmers. which
have been forwarded TO the Emergency Aid
headquarters There are only ter girls from
nine to eleven years of age In the group, but
they have contributed s5 to the fund for
smokes" SO each TO French and Belgian
relief quantity of clothing for Belgian chill
dren and toys for their Christmas gifts, and
after all this work they found two Ieedy
families in the northern section of the city
and filed for each a wonderful Christmas
basket.
The little girls meet every Tuesday evening
al the home of Mrs. Rhoads, who is supervis-
ing their Emergency Aid work. They have
made comfort bags and rest pillows and their
work is equal to that Of their older sisters
Since the war, giving to suffering humanity
seems to be part OF our daily work. and the
children are made happy by their efforts to
make others so. Mrs Rhoadss junior workers
include Miss Naomi Andreas. Miss Mary Full
ton, Miss Helen Wittmaier Miss Hattie Boz
land. Miss Dorothy Forster. Miss Madeline
Gutelus, Miss Janet Mccall Miss Marian
Fetschler. Miss Estelle Rosenthal and Miss
Dorothy Taplnger.
When we hear Of all the splendid work OF
the various Red Cross auxillares and groups
of Emergency Aid and war relief workers
nd all of them women, we feel that somehow
the women who are so rapidly pushing to the
front in all kinds OF work will find "A way to
brirg peace to this old world. At the
Mutchmore Presbyterian Church. Eighteenth
street and Montgomery avenue. the mem-
hers ,of Auxiliary No. As Of tho American
Red Cross are turning out quantities OF sur
Rical dressir gs. hospital garments and every
thing needed for the comfort OF the wounded
soldiers and sailors. They have a splendid
knitting section and recently turned in 800
TO the society. The meetings are held on
Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 10 y. m.. under the
direction OF Mrs. Herbert II. Burgess. wife Of
the pastor of the church. Mrs William w
Mcclarin is secretary ard treasurer and Mrs
w. Mann has charge Of the workroom This
IL u community center for Red Cross wofk
and all residents OF the nelshborhood are
welcomed
Seventeen little "shut-its" were taken In
automobiles by friends OF the North Branch
Young Womens Christian Association to the
headquarters, where they were given a Christ
mas entertainment By the club juniors. and
each little guest was presented with toy
and Christmas stocking. The members Of
the assoelAtioE havs Sss toward the fund thsy
ere securing Tor ths rupport - I Trsneh w
~ I(X ~ t<< ~ & " a. Nif- ~ ~ ..- 3<..x1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
President Celebrated
SiXty-first Birthday

President Wilson celebrated his sixty first
oirthdhE on SATURDAY There was no spe-
cal ceremony at the White House in the
course of the day. as the wartime rush OF
work made impossible any deviation from
the Presidents daily routine
In the evening, however, Mr.. and AIrs.
Wilson had few additional guests at din.
ner Edward Elliott, of California n
brother'in.law OF the President arrived that
day to join Mrs. Elliott who Is passirg the
Christmas holidays at the white House
Other members of the house party who ar.
rived saturday were Miss Lucy Maurey and
Miss Anne Maurey, of Roanoke. Va, nieces
OF Mrs Wilson.
Congratuatory letters and messages
poured into the White House all day. In the
morning the President played golf with Mrs.
Wilson and later worked on the railroad
this week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
FRANKFORT is BUSY
SUBURB THESE DAYS
Card Clubs and Sewing Circles to
Meet This and Next
Week

The Woman's Literary club of Fraulford
VIII hold Its meeting next Tuesday at the
nome of Mrs. Arthur Singer. OF I.eiper 'streos
1he members of the club are Mrs Joseph
Ball. Mrs. Robert Blood. Mrs William But
tom Mrs. Alfred Anderson. Mrs r. G. Allen
Mrs. William Cook. Mrs. Charles F.rvicn Mrs
William Ekwurzel, Mrs Horace Greenwood
Mrs. Daniel Greenwood. Miss Emma Fries
Mrs. John Justice, Mrs. John H. Harding
Mrs. Robert Pilng, Miss Anna Harding Mrs
Benjamin Thorpe. Mrs. Edward Thorpe Miss
Caroline Smedley. Mrs. Charles tIeeton, Mrs
Stehle, Miss Margaret Nimblcy. Mi.a Virginia
Nmblcy Mrs. IIawlcy Mrs Kyle. Mrs Ed
ward MeaCham, Miss Florence Spangler Miss
May Thompson Miss Henrietta Thomson
Mrs. John Whitaker, Mrs. William WnItaker
Mrs. James Whitaker. Mrs. Wurlcl aud Mrs
Charles Biles.
Mrs Charles Ross of Orthodox >,rce,. has
gone to Augusta, Ga. to be with Doctor Ross,
who IL stationed at Fort HancocIy.
The Girls Friendly Society of 81. Johns
Church, at Emerald and Elkhart streets, viii
hold sewing circle meeting in the parish
house, next Tuesday.
Mr., John f. Greenwood and his family. Of
l.eiper street, are spending the winter in
Pasadena, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs, James France of i'oulk"od
street. Northwood, u1nounc, the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Baraice Marc F'ance
I" Mr. g. Russe Muipl.'.
Mr., and Mrs Clarence T.. Starkwc,h,r Of
Grocer, Va, and Dr. md Mrs. q. \. Stark
wether. of Pittsburgh. Pa; have been spend
lag the Christmas holidays with thair mother
Mrs. G. a. Starkwethtr. and sister, Mrs. John
/. Shroy. of 1888 Fillmore stree.
Mr.. Joseph +. Thompson spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson. Of Franliford avenue.
Miss Elsie Kniss, of 1852 Bridge street, and
Mr. Robert Bechtel We're married by ihn Rev
Howard Hand, pastor of the ,'-ankrord Ave.
nue. Methodist Episcopal Chu ch, on Saturday,
December %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

>.ror tho few large entertainments being
o,vep this month is the annual card party
deco nj the Ocean City Yacht Club II
III, ,oL. Mace on Wednesday January To-
:, Tn In Temple Broad and Spring Gardeh
streets, and like all previous ehte't''". ~ ~
given hy the members. gives promise Vi al
nnsuai success Notwithstanding war coiIa'-
,lons Last year there were lIoo sues'e w
patiel IT, Curran is the yacht cruz 'o''',''o
dore MIR Walter y. Bonsall vice conllhouore
ond Mr. James W. Fernley rear commodore
.rha iadias' auxiliary Of the Organization has
a var relief fund and, like all the good Phlla-
dsInbians OF the gentler sex. has accomplshed
a Sraat amount of good in welfare service to
the nations soldiers and sailors
no add 10 this fund series of card parties
,s being given on the first Monday OF eaTh
,',onth at the Rittenhouse. Mrs. Danlel II.
,no.." rn,, or oil1 Green street. is president OF
,ha auxiliary, Mrs. Walter ID. Bonsall secre-
tary and Mrs. Charles j. Curran' treasurer
They are being assisted in the monthly enter
tainments by Mrs. John Mactashe' rs' sirs'
Ganrgs IInderdown Mrs. Charles Patton. Mrs
George NJ. Millspaugh, Miss Anna T. oTe'h'
Mrs William Chambers and Mrs oliNer
Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ". Scherer oil 2lo9
Eor,b Nineteenth street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss EtheI
c,herer Mr.. MOrtof obueh w
pox borough Miss Scherer gave luncheon
last Friday at her home There were s'N'ee"
guests >..,. ,,.., .,o,,
entertained at luncheon and cards on Friday
Her guests included Mrs. James Spencer
Mrs w Paul. Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs
charles u. Lukens. Mrs. Samuel Alcott' Mrs
FRANKLIN Apple, Mrs. Lewis Bailey, Miss Au-
susta Brown, Miss Anra Creith, Mrs. Robert
GIadfelter, Mrs r. II. Hoy. Mrs. Margaret
Jones DR. A. lie Fevre Mrs. Hiram ID. Mil
Ter. Mrs Il. Frank Paulin, Mrs George
outbette Mrs Louise Potts, Miss Emma
SchIedei. Mrs Walter Scott and Mrs, Harry
Boreau.
A group OF friends yho meet for an after
noon of sewing was entertained at luncheon
last week by Mrs. Joseph Baldwin The
members of the circle are Mrs. Edward H.
cobb Mrs Edward Mercer. Mrs. NJ q. Nor
risor Mrs. q. Il. snodsrass. Mrs. J. Gaes
Mrs Harry MARBLE. Mrs. Harry Beerhalter.
Mrs william Lsmond. Mrs w. Mcbride, Mrs
Harry Lawrence and Mrs William Brink
~ .sspAss. y shs sseup e !.s!s. .s,,sr-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

look after the welfare Of the nc1}
sailors OF that section who afo ~
nation. has provided each nan a
articles needed to make him ~
wherever he may be sfatiohed. .Tk
forts were sent In Christmas Dao1l
costing about $b. Many letters W4X<X
received by the officers and NJ
pressing the gratitude of the too1n11 Al
organization performs its wsifoeo r.
voluntary contributions. a. each po(3|
tive citizen OF the division is . nse1&11
Francis l.. Bailey Is president Mr. M
". Battersby, treasurer. and Mr.. q. y
secretary. ft ~ %*
Mrs. NJ. Klein. Of ts0s West veo6
street IL the guest Of her son and 6au&1
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klein. u ,
lantic city. .$
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon We'll. Of 3ses M
Broad street. had az their guests iaAt x
Mrs NJ Well. Miss Rosamond WG1jX
Baltimore Nd. Lieutenant flobSrt ul6GI
OF Fortress Monroe. and their .soh, M
ter VI. We'll, of Harvard University, w p
home for the holidays. -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

Lecture. Herbert W. GissscR, sISj f1<6l<
dent Appalachian club Of BOstou, 8ol&D3
Geographcal Society. withsrspoon Hail, = y
o'clock. Members. lssff IL NJ
Philadelphia Foundry mems Assecl&11f1t
meets, Manufacturers Club O'Clock. Il1s4:
bers tS ~ q
special meeting. United Businsss MAJ
Association. to protest against new ~ 4.
lease New Bingham Hotel, s:ao o'ott1>C
Free W. I'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LAM OF atia Nor.h
-ruontv-nrst street. have announced tne en-
popement of their daughter MISS Mar" ,,,i.
city, formerly OF London, Eng.
Nrs II l., Engel and her daughter MISS
,hario,te Engel, Of 154o West Nenanso
street, are spending a week in lakewood
X IT, and later will go to New YORK TOT
brief stay. ,,,
Mrs. Harry Markley entertalned on ,N',n MOI
sow Her guests included Mrs. stuart Boyle'
aas' nay. A. =, Wallace, Mrs. II. G. Querns, Mrs
NJ Us s Hunter Mrs. James Geysr, Mrs, ,,,SI, 81 -,
l.ni,n 81, 8, Mrs. G, e. Freas, Mrs. William
Moses. Mrs. Harry Beerhalter; Mrs Ca,,.In WI -,
Price, Mrs Walter Scott and MIS- H. 'a'>'"
The Good win Association which was
't,o1 bv natriotic citizens of the thir-
,i.th diyision of the Forty-third "ard' 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
Social Activities

Mr.. and Mrs William Emhardt of 62O6
Baynton street, Germa mantown had open house
on New Years Day, followed by a dance in
the evening
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-17

The government has asked you to lend it your money.
You are furnished the best security that possible for
a nation to offer. You will be paid rate of interest
that viii bring you better returns than most any other
investment you could possibly make Now, if you re-
fuse to let Uncle Sam have your money, you may ex-
pect direct tax to be levied sucient to raise the re-
Quired amount to pay the expense of the war 1t up
to you-take your choice.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-17
{
POTTERTOWN. =

Sunday school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely.
Mrs. S. P. Mcfarland has the in
luenza, but is reported some better.
The spelling at this place was we'll
attended Friday night.
Several Of the young people of this
place went chestnut hunting Sunday
afternoon
Miss Thelma Self called on Miss
George Harmon Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Burton Cobble and Howard
Shelley attended the spelling Friday
night.
Miss Mae Harmon, who is teach
ing school at Sinking Springs, spent
the weekend at home.
Mr., Guy Lowery called on his best
girl Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Elmer Harmon was out selling
Liberty bonds Sunday evening.
Mr.. Claude Weems and sister, Miss
Mary, attended Sunday school at this
place Sunday morning.
Mr.. Will Reed and family called
on Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkins Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. John Cloyd and family spent
Sunday afternoon in Mosheim.
Mr.. John Harmon called near Mos
helm Saturday night.
Mr.. Roy Range, of Morristown,
called on Miss George Harmon Sat-
urday night.
Several of the boys have got their
classification cards and expect to
leave for camp pretty soon. May
God protect them and bring them
safely back home.
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