Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-13

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A Dstod for the musical comedy 60, .oIl ,..' 10
y ,h,ch is to take place on wednesday
81 ,he ballroom of the Bellevue
nv a number Of young enlisted
In'. ,So philadelphia Navy Yard, as
p@ ~ some Of our very bestest amateur
f'''us the entertainment, which is
''l'''.r "ir.r for the benefit of st. Agnes's
hn so hospital, at League Island,
b'~ % no most successful. As | told
" so,b the words and music have been
W. .uv written for this occasion by {.
powley, U. s. n" who is stationed at
y Iu,,s Island navy hospital. The
w which consists of a two-act musi-
.,,omedy, relates the personal experiences
.nrber of young college men on en-
the service of the United states
F% a subsequent meeting with an
nv ur,her of attractive Red Cross
H'' Tho musical numbers, We've All
.s W.. lin our Minds to Join the Navy
.,hosrt I've Got TO Leave You Now
!, ~ They'd only Let the Girlies in the
.s ara the musical hits of the per-
~" and are already on sale.
,,r neu and original dances will be
.,,sr by Genevieve Gibbs, while Mrs
rs'.r, Green and a number OF other
"rt ~,.,rt artists will sing. The cast of the
r.1y includes Elizabeth Hood Latta'
n WIN ronnings. Carol Medlar, Marjory
w.y Edith wilkinson. Carrie Lyons ana
r.,,, Bloomberg. The young men, who
!, ali enlisted in the United states navy
~, Mr.. Rowley, the author; c. j.
49,, Ernest Bien. +. J. Mackert, a. Jen'
',r, c. V. Anderson, T. G. Overton and
d ]. Spurrler'
o,NCrNG will follow the entertainment
u and many box parties are being planned
!, ,bst night. which will be preceded by
NrD,rs Among those who will entertain
/, his way are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
s,.sbury, Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson Mrs
,-,. povers, Mrs. S. p. Muller, Mrs. w.
Clark Mrs. John McGlinn, Mrs. William
i.,vstreth, DR.. Joseph Walsh, Mrs. {.
rs,D. Mrs. Charles Hallahan, Mrs. FRANCIS
K,Dy and Mrs. John Muller.
Tho committee in charge or the enter
slrment includes Mrs Paul Cassidy, Mrs.
n.o-ge Cauffman, Mrs. William L. Clark,
~, Robert Crulce. Miss Marguerite Dl-
n,nd Mrs. J. c. Hirst, Mrs. c. j. HoDan'
Ms Francis Kelly, Mrs. Robert Lesley,
Ms David Lewis, Mrs. William Longstreth,
\ Ms David Maskey, Mrs. George d. Muller
Ms. John McGllnn, Mrs. j. j. McLaugh-
] In Mrs. J. c. O'Connell and Mrs. a. Rice.
nHE death Of Mrs. William G. Warden
will throw large number of prominent
4 YhIladelphans into mourning. She died
n Florida on Thursday. She was a Miss
4 sushnell, Of Pittsburgh, and married the
4 he Mr.. Warden back in 1854. She and
4 h,r husband moved to this city in 1865.
/ vhsn he established the Atlantic Refining
1 Cmpany. They bought a home at School
4 House lane and Wissahickon avenue, in
4 Germantown, which has been the family
T rsidence ever since.
4 Mrs. Warden had ten children, all of
I whom survive her. They are Mrs. ]. l..
4 Kstterlinus, Mrs. Samuel T. Bodine, Mrs.
i Villain Mclean, Mrs. Henry w. Corning,
4 Nh. Samuel Morris, Mr.. Henry Warden,
NJ william G. Warden, Mr.. Herbert w.
i Warden, Mr. Nelson Is. Warden and Mr..
carence A. Warden. Her funeral will
hks place from the Germantown home.
. An ENGAGEMENT announced yester-
Aday whcn is of interes, to PhiladC'.
lhsns Wilkes. .Barreites and Trentonians
4 qhOpe these last nouns are correcO Is that
4 Virginia Harris to John d. Reynolds OF
q Elkss-Barre, Virginia Harris, you know,
i the granddaughter of Mrs. Robert Field
slockton Of Trenton, and the daughter of
4 ihe late Mr., and Mrs. w. p. Harris, OF this
up. She is also a descendant of Commo-
an Stockton. Young Mr.. Reynolds Is at
be Princeton school of aviation.
Virginia has lived in Philadelphia with
hr fathers people since she was small
tald and would have made her debut this
lHr but for the war. She is a very pretty
rh and has been quite popular in the
sunger set. NANCY WYNNE.