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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
Concert in Wildwood

The second festival concert, given
under the auspices of the Civic Club.
will be held in the Casino Auditorium
on Thursday evening. The concert is,
being exploited locally as ''Opera
Night" the soIoists. most of whom are
Philadelphians. are: Miss Emily
Stokes Hagar, soprano; Miss Marie
Stone Langston. contralto; Mr. Paul
Nolkmann, tenor; Mr.. George Emes,
baritone, and Mr.. August Rodemann,
flutist, the latter being snoist with
the New York Symphony Orchestra.
Mr. Herman Martonne, of the
Philadelphia Orchestra. is concert mas
ter, and Mr.. Gregory Kannerstein, ac-
companist. The program planned is as
follows:
J. ''rannhaeuser' overture ....... Wagner
>. Baritone solo. Fugitive .... Ma ssefiet
Z, Delegation and BenedIctioH from
4. Tenor solo "Lamento'' from '.Pas,
:. Flute solo. "Fanta sic Hongroise' Doppier
Excerpts from opera III Trovatore' Verdi
Zone hour In duration)
leonora ............. Emily Stokes Harar
AHucena .,-,,..,.... Marie Stone Langston
Aahrlco ....s.. .,.r.,....,.P Paul Volkmhnl
Count di Luna na........-...,.... George Eples
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28

riculum uniform in all high schools of
the city thi3 fall.
No new school buildings or additions
to present buildings were erected during
the summer, so school space remains the
same as last year. John ID. CasselI
superintendent of buildings, said today
that the repair work ordered by the
Board Of Education, aggregating about
$3OO,OOO. would be completed by Sep
tember s.
Minor Repairs Made
The work is progressing well, T" he
said, and some of the worst buildings
are being brought into better shape.
The repairs ordered are all of minor
type and do not by any means bring
Philadelphia schools up to ship shape.
Only those repairs absolutely essential
were ordered. This department is stiIl
working on the survey of schools built
before 1890 in Philadelphia, and the
renort will be presented some time this
winter"
The Board of Education will hold its
first regular fall meeting September 8.
Various committee meetings will be held
next week for preliminary discussions
of business. Perhaps the most impor :
tant Of these will be the meeting OF the
finance committee. headed by John
Wanamaker. which will decide the
problem of teachers increase. The sys-
ten of increase must be worked out by
the committee. The board must advance
81 800 900 for the payment of these
increases while the state is raising the
cash fpr its part.
Since the law providing for an In
crease in school tax rate was passed, II
is believed the increase will be called
for in Philadelphia this fall in order to-
meet all the new expenses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
ROXBOROUGH

Mrs. Albert f. Blair and Miss Flor
ence /. Blair. of 1lO1 Ridge avenue
are spending the week at Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Llewellyn. Of
426 Green lane. have returned from II
fortnight's stay in Wildwood. and have
as their guest their cousin. Miss Anna
Todd, of Cape May Courthouse. Mrs.
Llcwellyn's sister. Miss Ethel Lush.
has returned from several weeks stay
in Greentown, Pa.
Miss. Mary Thorpe and Miss Eliza
beth Thorpe, who have been passing
the summer in the West. are at present
at Long Beach, Calf. and later will
go to Pasadena.
Mr.. Samuel Thornton. Of Ridge and
Leverington avenues. has returned home
after spending some time in Atlantic
City.
Sergeant louis Robinson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William J. Robinson. of J36
East Hermitage street. has lust re-
turned from France. He went overseas :
over year ago with Company Il,
Fifty seventh Engineers. His brother.
Corporal William J. Robinson, Sd, who
was with the same company. returned
on July 20. Sergeant Harry :. Robin
son. also Il brother. who went abroad
with the 310th Field Hospital, arrived
home on Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George OFT. of Rox
borough avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Shur. of Seville street. are pass
ing the week in Wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
FlREMEN IN CARNIVAL
Haddon Heights Volunteers Arrange
Three Night Celebration

BEGINNING this evening, tn" active
squad of the IIaddon Heights Volunteer
Fire Company No. ! will hold Il car
nival on the lawn near the corner of
Grccn street and the White Horse pike.
The company has Spcnt weeks in prep
aration for the event.
The object of the carnival, which i
Ia obtain funds for new equipment and
carrying on the work of the company
is one that it is thought will appeal
to all property owners. as the company
has a record for prompt and efficient
work and a willingness to help in other
localities whenever it may be needed
The carnival will last Hrce nights.
this evening. Friday and Saturday, and
in addition to the sale n food. cakes
and other cdiblrs, a band will be on the
ground each night to help livcn things
up.
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GER MANTOWN

Miss Mary MacKubbin. daughter of
the Rev Henry A. MacKubbin. and
Mrs. MacKubbin. of 123 Wister street.
will leave today for Vancouver, Il. c..
where she will set sail on September 4.
on the Empress of Asia, for China.
Miss MacKubbin is being sent out by the
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions to do missionary work in inland
China. She will be absent seven years.
She returned about year ago to her
home, from Sitka, Alaska. where for
three years she was at the Sheldon
Jackson School.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Adams. and
their daughters, Miss Dorothy Adams
and Miss Marjorie Adams, of G247
Clearview street, have returned from
Villanova, and have gone to New York
city to spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lavelle. have
returned from the Pocono mountains.
and are occupying their new home at
557 Maryland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gawthrop
and Miss Helen May Gawthrop, of
Queen Lane Manor, are at their cottage
in the Pocono mountains.
Mr.. Morris Buffler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph p. Buiflcr, $50 East
johnson street, has gone to visit his
uncle, Mr.. Frank Thurman, at his
bungalow at Wildwood.
Miss Anna Helm, 5644 Chew street.
has just returned from n trip to Ocean
City.
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TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wolfe. of
1902 North Fifteenth street, will leave
on September 4 to pass the remainder
of the season in Atlantic City. Their
daughters. Miss Wolfe and Miss Mar
garet Wolfe, returned last week from
Atlantic City after spending the early
summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Allen. Jr.. Of
1868 North Twenty first street, VII
spend the week end in Manasquan, y.
J. Their son, Mr.. Floyd c. Allen. has
been staying in Ocean City through Au-
gust.
Miss Jean Ledwith, of West Ontario
street. has gone to the coast of Maine
for several weeks.
Announcement is made of the MAJ
riage Of Miss Katharine English daugh
ter Of Mrs. Mary English. of North
Nineteenth street, and Mr.. Howard II.
Steinmctz, of North Darien street. ON
Saturday, August %.
Mrs. Frank Paul and her family. Of
North Twenty first street, are spending
the season in Atlantic City. where they
are joined by Mr.. Paul over the week =
ends
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will return TO their city home the carly
part OF next month.
Mrs. J.. Carlton, of Broad and
Thompson streets, has been spending the
month of August at Sheepshead bay,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gherky. of
1927 Diamond street, are occupy;np
their cottage in Ocean City, and will
remain through the early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Miller. of
1925 Fontain street, will return early
in September from Berwick, Pa. where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Harry John, of 1924 North
Camac street, who has been visiting her
son in law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ogden, at their summer home
in Perkasie, Pa, has gone to South
Worthington, Mass, for the rest of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel u. Mcbride,
of Euclid avenue. west of Broad street,
have returned home after passing the
early summer in Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Shields has gone to Gin
cinnati, o., for several weeks stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
ARDMORE CHILDREN
IN PLAYGROUND FETE
Series of Games, Drills and Es-
thetic Dances Last Formal
Affair of Season

EstlIctir dances. drills and games.
participated in by several hundred
children Yesterday. wound up the
1919 season at the Ardmore play
ground. Young girls in costume who
danced The Rosebud Dance" fur
nishcd the chief feature of the after
Moons entertainment, which drew
numerous spectators to the playground
The actual closing of the playground
will occur September |. However, Ed
win +. Lowden. township supervisor
of Fairgrounds, will remain there each
afternoon until schools open. and even
after that volunteer supervisors. to be
provided by the Ardmorc Civic ASSo.
citation and the Main Line Citizens
Association, will be on hand after
school hours. So the youngsters will
be able to enjoy The playground for
several months.
The Rosebud Dance, with ten
charming young persons as the dancers.
was particularly home grown" af
fair. The ten girls were all from the
Main Line town and acquired their
knowledge Of modern esthetic dancing
ut til" playground.
They wore pink crepe paper dresses
made at the playground under the di-
rcction of Miss Elizabeth Lanning, who
directed them yesterday. The dancers
included Miss Marion Montgomery.
Miss Kathrync Ryan, Miss Vivian
Langley, Miss Ethel Armor, Miss Elsie
Preston, Miss Genet Boris, Miss Irene
Armor. Miss Margaret Montgomery,
Miss Irma Langley and Miss Betey Eel
ton.
In flag drill, which was another
feature of the entertainment. were
James Busrard. Joe Miller. Clark Eb
lair. Herman Weir. Mary Katz, Helen
Boris, Tootsic NassallO and Agnes
McDadc.
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Homer are on
their wedding trip and on their return
will be at home at 21O1 West Susuue-
hanna avenue. Mrs. Homer before her
marriage, which took place on August
IS. was Miss Mary Killian. OF 1906
Leiper street.
Miss Hortense Miller, of Arrott street,
will spend this week end and Labor
Day as the guest of Miss c. Patterson.
of New York, at her cottage in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Edward Webster has returned
from twenty five months of overseas
duty with the Red Cross and Friends
Reconstruction Unit in France.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen, of Orthodox street.
is spending August in Wildwood, and
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will return to the city the latter part of
next week.
AIr. and Mrs. J. Earl Harris and
J. Earl Harris, .Ir.1, are spending the
week in Wildwood.
has returned from visit to Stroud
burg. Pa. where she was the guest %
Mrs. G. Kcclcr.
Miss Selma Peters is entertaining
Miss Gertrude Palmer. of Pittsburgh
ns her guest for the week. Miss Palmer
will leave on Saturday 10 spend the
week end ut Ocean City. where she will
be the guest of Mrs. l.. Mcrshon. of
Reading.
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FALLS OF SCHUYlkIll

Miss Elizabeth V. Kelly. of Midvalc
avenue. and Miss Mary J. Denton. of
Ridge avenue, are spending two weeks
with Miss Kelly's brother. Mr.. Walter
c. Kelly. at his cottage in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter and
Miss Marguerite Hunter, of 3597
Queen lane, will leave next week to
spend part of the month in Ocean City.
Mr. Harold Moorehead. of Labora
tory street, has gone to Collegeville to
represent the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of the Falls Baptist Church at
the assembly in Collegeville, Pa. from
August % to September !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
N. Y. POLICE ASK MORE PAY
9atroImen Start Tag Campaign tt
Enlist Public Sympathy

New York, Aug, Members OF
the New York police force who have
tagged" thousands of automobiles
with various money getting appeals in
connection with war fund campaigns
began tagging yesterday in an effort to
get more money for themselves.
Placards appeared on the wind
shields of many automobiles with the
legend "GiVc the cop more pay" The
policemen yesterday sent an appeal to
in, SALARY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
WEST PHILADELPHIA

The X. o. o. II. s., of West Phila
delphia. held their annual outing in
Valley PsrF on Sunday. There were
about thirty members present.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]. Bond, ,Ir.,
and their family, of 125 North Sixty
third street, have returned home after
spending the summer in Wildwood and
Chesapeake Haven.
Miss Dorothy II. Murphy is enter
tanning Miss Marie Bertman Riley, of
this city, at her cottage in Chelsea this
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Chas. 4. Sparks entertained
for Miss Peggic Ewing of Baltimore,
swho is visiting her at her Cape Mnv
cottage, at buffet supper at the Red
Mill Monday night. Among those pres
ent were Miss Balloch Richards. Miss
Edith Wilson, Miss Eleanor Grady of
Baltimore; Miss Cathariue Cassard,
Miss Dorothy Blair, Miss Whiteman.
Mr.. Edward Cassard, Mr.. George
Thornton. Mr.. William Davis. Mr.
Nathaniel Davis, Mr.. Paul Neil and
Mr., Douglas Warner, of Baltimore.
Mrs. George C. Blabou. of Merton,
announces the marriage of her daughter,
Mrs. Carolyn Blabon Wagner, to Mr..
Paul Goddard Littlefeld today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Coke. Of
Willisbrooke Farm, Malvern, left on
Monday to spend ten days at the Tray
more in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Louis Rodman Page has left
Cape MAY for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Nareckae Brown, Jr., at their
home in Chelsea, n. ].
\ Mr.. Karl Erdman is the guest for a
few days otaNr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hart.
Miss H Pauline l.. Bell has re-
turned to Rosemont from Watch Hill.
where she has been visiting Miss Mary
Griscom. Miss Bell, who is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, Jr.,
will make her debut this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Hermann Krumb-
haar, Jr., and their children, of
Laverock, are spending the summer in
Safalac Lake.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John G. Groome, Jr.,
OF Polo Lodge, Bryn Mawr, are spend
ing a week in White Sulphur Springs,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blight Robinson. of
Germantown, spent the week end in
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes Town
send have returned to Montrose, their
home in Radnor, after spending several
weeks at Lake Placid and Narragansett
Pier.
Air. aud Mrs Gilbert Matnes xsvs
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HOLM ESBURG

Miss Mabel Kclting, of Leshcr street .
has returned from II week end stay with
friends in Ocean City.
Mrs. Harry Dishroon, of Decatur
street. is entertaining as her house
guest her sister. Mrs. II. BateZel, and
her daughter. Miss Virginia Batczel. OF
Maryland.
Mrs. c. Parker, OF Crispin street :.
has gone to Pitman \. j.. to visit
friends. and will remain until after La
Dor Day.
Mrs. james Kinney and her son, Mr..
Samuel Kinney. of S0SI Rowland ave
nue.. are spending n fortnight in Al
toOna aud the Allegheny mountains.
Miss Estellc Mcclure. Of Leshcr
street. is entertaining Miss Alice Nay
lor. of Baltimore. Nd, for several
weeks
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THEATRE TO SEAT $500
While Actors Strike, Worlds Big
aest Playhouse is Building

New York, Aug. 2S.-(By "A. P)-
While the deadlock of producing man
ayers and striking actors continues,
construction work is rapidly nearing
completion in upper Broadway on what
it is said will be the worlds largest
theatre, with seating capacity of
$500.
The new playhouse, which will be
known as the Capitol, is being built by
the Morcdall Realty Company, of
which Messmore Kendall, lawyer and
copper magnate, is president. Others
who are said to be associated with Mr..
Kendall in the enterprise include Rob
ert W. Chambers, the novelist General
T. Coleman du Pont, George II. Doran,
publisher, and Frank IL, Hitchcock
former member of President Tafts cab
met,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
VAR RDLEY

Mrs. Charles T. Eastburn is spending
some weeks in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor has returned from
Ocean City.
Mrs. Alice Higbce. entertained at din
ncr Saturday evening. Covers were
laid for thirteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Il. Harper
spent the week end at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Carlton Il. Rich has sold his
property on Main street to Mr.. Will
lard Roberts, who will take possession
in the fall.
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CHESTNUT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland ID. Pollock of
1900 Lincoln drive, Chestnut Hill. have
bought the Fox property at Seminole
avenue and Graver's lane. and are hav-
ing it renovated for occupancy. They
expect to move into it in two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. John Frazer. of sob
Navahoe street, are at Bar Harbor, and
will not return until September.
Mr.. Samuel Howell Jones. Of st.
Martins lane, expects to spend the late
summer at Cape May.
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MANAYUNk

Mrs. Carl W. Eichman. Jr, of III
Green lane. has just returned from
Wildwood to join her husband who
came up from Miami. Fla. They are
planning to return to Wildwood for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. l.. Weiss, of 216 Green lane,
and her daughter. Miss Amelia Weiss.
will leave on September to spend the
month, in Wildwood.
Mrs. Ward Smith and her daughter.
Miss Alta Smith, returned to their
home, 21S Green lane. early in the week
after spending some time at Lake
George.
Mrs. Joseph Schlotterer with her son
and daughter, Mr.. Joseph Schlotterer.
Jr.. and Miss Dorothy Schlotterer, Of
2O7 Green lane, are passing the month
in Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-28
URGE NONPARTISAN ACT
League of Third Class Cities Con-
demns Repeal of Feature

Allentown, Pa. Aug. 2S,-fork' tn"
city in which the League Of Third class
Cities was formed in 1899, was selected
Yesterday by the delegates in convon-
ton here as the meeting place in l)%O'
Auditor General Snyder addressed the
convention yesterday and Clinton
Rogers Woodruff spoke on extension Of
home rule for third class cities,
The convention went on record as
condpmniug the repeal of the non
partisan feature of the Clark act, after
an eloquent address by Mayor Miles
kits. of Erie.
An effort by Councilman Wheeler. Of
Allentowp, to have the convention in
dorse the purchase aud sale of foods by
cities was denounced as socialistic and
laid on the table until 1920.
Election of officers will be held today,
followed by adjournment.
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NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eckenhoff Of
Delanco. are spending the summer at
Beach Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gallagher, Of
South Philadelphia, are guests of Mrs.
Jacob Bramble at her cottage On the
lawn.
Miss Edith Strycker. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Stryckcr, of Edge
water Park. is spending the week at
Point Pleasant.
Miss Clara Bishop. of Park avn. in
Edgewater Park, will spend fortnight
at Camp Artley.
Mrs. s. T.. Nedich. of Ventnor. has
been spending a few days with her
brother, Mr.. s. S. Garwood, of East
Union street, in Burlington.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Silvers and
their son, Mr.. Martin Silvers, of T15
Mifflin street. are spending the summer
in Atlantic City. Mr.. Martin Silvers
has done a great deal toward entertain
ing the soldiers during the war at
various camps aud community clubs
lie and Miss Lillian McDermott to-
gether entertained more than $4,000
soldiers in two years.
Miss Caroline Summers, of Sixteenth
aud Miftlin streets, is spending 0 fort
uight at Monmouth Beach, n. "
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Norila Mcmahon, who is
spending the summer in Chelsea, gave
luncheon last week at the Sea View
Golf Club. The guests included Miss
Esther Walsh, Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Smart, Miss Dorothy Il. Murphy,
Miss Kathleen Sceppy, Miss Marie II,
Riley. Miss Pauline Horstmann, Miss
Mary McNamee, Miss Margaret Muir
ply, Miss ostphine McAllister, Miss
Mary Quigley and Miss Gertrude
Waters.
Judge aud Mrs. Henry Messel and
daughter, Mrs. Berenice Bennett, Of
1907 North Broad street, who have
been spehdinr the summer n California,