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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-06
Next Weeks EventS

Sunday, Dec. .7-Chamber Music
Association, Bellevue Stratford. 4 n.
m. Philadelphia Orchestra Ensemble
Society free concert, Academy of the
Fine Arts, 3 p. m. Schmidt Quartet
and Helen Buchanan. Philharmonic
Society orchestra concert, Shubert
Theatre, S:15 p. m. ]. Helffenstein
Mason and Israel Vichnin. soloists
Monday, Dec. S.-Joint recital
Olga Samaroff and Reinald Werren-
rath,. Academy of Music, s S:15 n. m
Tuesday, Dec. 9-Grand opera
"Tosca," Metropolitan Opera House
s p. M. Farrar, Scotti and Hack,
ett. Philadelphia Music Club. Swe-
denborgian Church, 8 r. NJ, Christ
mas carols.
Wednesday, Dec. 10-Cincinpati
Orchestra, Metropolitan Opera
House, S;15 p. m. /; Leo Ornstein.
soloist. Musicale, Lu Lu Temnlo'
S:15 p. M, auspices of Philadelpbia
Orphanage Alumni.
Thursday, Dec, 11-Universitv
Extension Orchestra, Witherspoon
Hall, S:15 p. M; Lewis James
Howell, soloist.
Friday, Dec. 12-GabriIowitsch
piano recital, Academy. 3 p. m. John
Mccormack, song recital, Metropoli-
tan Opera House, S:15 p. m. Agnes
Reifsnyder, song recital, Wither-
spoon Hail. S:15 p. m.
Saturday, Dec. 13-Orpheus Club
concert, Academy. of Music, S:15 D,
m, Invitation only.
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SWARTHMORE

me Players Club produced the first
OF OF the season S plays. "The Fortune
fniunter' on the stage of the Women s
S'up' last Monday evening.
The Emergency Aid dance took placo
iast eveufng at the club house.
The Luncheon Bridge Club met At
me IN nome of Mrs. Edwin DurnalI last
II IIueSday' Among those present were
nrs. A; #. Jack ckson, Mrs. Harold G,
1. nerr. AIRS. Louis G. Knickern. Mrs.
Norris smith, Mrs. Warren Tyson.
NJ Mrs' John Z. Harper. Mrs. Glen Fl
trout and Mrs. John W. Pittock.
Many persons from Swarthmorc AZ =
lended the graduates reception nj
FRIENDS Central School. given at tbo
Bellevue Stratford last evening.
The musical section of the Jr,io,
Women S Club met Tuesday evening NJ
the home. of Mrs. Harold GaiTs,o,t a.
where miniature instrumental mo
gram was presented. "o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shonnord L,..
returned to their home in Swortbn,oro
after Il months stay at Atlantic civ
Mr., and Mrs. William III. West oro
now living in RutIedge. Pa. "ie
Mrs. Victor C. Metzger cutcrta;ro5
her mother, Mrs. Elmer Il. Attjeburv
last week. Mrs. Attlebury lives IN ;,
Massachusetts. ''S III
Mrs: II. NJ. Ferguson left Swarth
more for Boston last week, where sho
will live. ""'Fo sne
Ihe students Of Swarthmore Collepo
are being entertained at muS;oa1o
gwen this evening at the college
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NORTH PHlLApELpuIA

MIR. and Mrs, Isaac Plant. will ,irr
dance on Friday evening, Dccc,ehor
10, at the Hotel Majestic, in bonnr 81
her niece, Miss Natalie Dreyfoos, Of
Pittsburgh, W
Mrs. G. Weston. of North BROAD
street, is spending several weeks in
Boston. where she is visiting relations
and friends. and will remain over tbe
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Louis Horwitz and children of
North Seventeenth street, are snend /.
ing week at Bridgeport, Conn.
The first annual dance of the Ameri =
can Legion. Post 1888, will be given on
Tuesday evening, January G. at Mer-
camille Hall, Broad and Master streets.
Mrs. Hiram II. Hirsch, Of 1890 North
Thirteenth street, will entertain the
500 Club of which she is a member.
on Friday afternoon, December ~. The
members include Mrs. Thomas Schmitt.
Mrs. A. II. Hortung, Mrs. Frederick
Dannenhower, Mrs. William III. Ritter.
Mrs. Carl +. LAUDER Mrs. Harry
Artelt, Mrs. Frederick Ill. Halterman,
Mrs. Jacob Beiswanger, Mrs. Jacob
Schriebcr, Mrs. j. Fl. Rosenberger. Mrs.
Charles +. Wall, Mrs. II. p. Orlemann.
Mrs, Lillian Esslinger, Mrs. Rudolph
Sosna, Mrs. Hiram II. Hirsch.
Miss Ida Zimmerman, of 2610 North
Eighteenth street, and Miss Katharine
Klauder, OF Roxborough, win sail to-
day for a forinight's trip 10 bermuda.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. Nelson Eyoy have
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NoRRIsToWN

The marriage of Miss lnez b: Nor
yan daughter of Mrs. !. b. Morgan.
Of Stanbridge street, and Mr.. Harold
Esterly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Els
teriy, of Pine street. will take place
in Christ Swedes' Episcopal Church,
Swedesboro. on Wednesday. December
10 at 5 80 p m. The Rev. w. w.
Tevior IA viii oficiate at the ceremony
The bride, who will be given in mar
rage by her brother, Mr.. George Nor
gan. will be attended as maid of honor
nv her sister, Miss Blanche Morgan.
Another sister, Miss Catharine Nor
gan. will play the Wedding March, and
Miss Eleanor Dougherty, Of Consho-
hockep, will sing. The best man will
he Mr., Leon Bell. and the ushers will
be Mr.. Warren Bright and Mr.. Warren
Morgan.
Mrs. Walter Bodey and Miss Eliza
beth Erp, of Hamilton street, enter
tanned at auction bridge. Among the
guests were Miss Helen Kennedy. Mrs.
Joseph Beerer, Mrs. William Montague,
Mrs. E. j, Moore. Mrs. Charlotte Kill
patrick, Mrs. Donald Stroud, Mrs.
Walter High, Mrs. II. b. Righter,
Mrs. Anson Evans. Mrs. John Wagner,
Mrs. Norwood ID. Matthias, Mrs.
Charles Lyle.
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TloGA

The wedding of Miss Marjorie G..
French. daughter of Mrs AIDA L..
French. Of 3626 North Sixteenth street.
and Mr.. T.. Fordyce Thorne. also of
Tioga. will take place on Thursday
afternoon. December %, in the Tioga
Baptist Church on North Broad street,
Miss Charlotte Il. French will be her
sisters only attendant, and Mr.. Ray
mond Wilkinson will be best man. Fol -
lowing the ceremony there will be re
ception at the home Of the brides
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rapine, Of
3241 North Twentieth street, will spend
the week end in Berlin, n. ]. as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill.
Mrs. William s. Savill entertained
at luncheon on Tuesday at her home,
1901 Ruscomb street, when her guests
included Mrs. Clifford Wright. Mrs.
Edward Lownsbury. Mrs. William S.
Duficld, Mrs. Oliver Numbowcr, Mrs.
Louis klumpp, Mrs. w. Hall, Mrs. NJ.
Mooney. Mrs. Arthur Dobson, Mrs.
George Boultman and Mrs, Mark
Wechsler.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Boyd Tea This afternoon
Supper Clubs First Meeting at the Bellevue
Snnford-The Charity Ball

Andrews Rcath and Miss Alva Ser %
geant were bridesmaids.
Mrs. Lewis II. Dick. Of Ovcrbrook
hase sent out cards for tea Monday
December %. 3 ID , o'clock. at the Art
Alliance. 1923 Walnut street, in honor
Of Mrs. Lewis Craig Dick. who before
her wedding in st. Peters Church. Ger =
mantown. November %. was Miss Flor
inc Butterworth. The card Of Mrs.
Ralph Thomas Rowles. Of Washington
is incloscd in the invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hamilton Colket.
201O Spruce street. are entertaining as
their guest Miss Aimee Sheridan, of
Washington.
The golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Cathcart was
quietly celebrated on Tuesday evening,
December .. at the residence of their
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Mcintyre, Bryn Mawr avenue, Ard
more.
Among the guests at Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Woodward's dansnpt. which was
heldslast evening at 1Jc Gal. 217 South
Sydenham street. were Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence il. Brush. Mr.. aud Mrs. John
NJ. Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeber. DR.
and Mrs. n. Edwin Roberts. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Newton Barnett. Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Borton, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
c. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doua
hue, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Donabue
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernardo Stokes. Mr.
aud Mrs w Rodney Burton. Miss Sav-
age. Mrs. Tildeu, Mrs. McIllheny, Mr.
Deacon, Mr.. James Blake. Mr.. w. Price
Hull and DR.. Seth Bruen. Mrs. Sam.
uel Woodward. Mrs. John NJ. Can.
field and Mrs. Clarence II. Brush en-
tertained at dinner before the dansant,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Quinby, o
Longport. announce the marriage o
their daughter. Miss Emalyne II. Quin.
by, to Mr.. Herbert n. Rainier OF
Thursday at the Church of the Asceu
sion, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Bachmann
of Oak Lane, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Lillian Irmi
Bachmann, TO Mr.. Lynn Hamilton
Bailey son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
Bailey, of Charleston, S. C.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr., Frederic II. Lovejoy, formerly
of Roslyn, has returned from France.
where he was associated with the Y
NJ. G. A. He is now making his home
at Port Washington, \. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walker, OF
Montgomery avenue, Elkins Park, have
gone in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington
McDougal. of Elkins avenue. Elkins
Park, and Mrs. A. r. Freeman, of
Spring avenue. have gone TO Havana
Cuba, for few weeks.
Lieutenant Francois l.. Hughes, Z.
). N. who is surgeon on the steam
ship Solacc, has been spending three
weeks at his home in Abingdon.
Mr.. Charles Fehre. Y. s. N. is
visiting his family at Fort Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard V. Mattison,
Jr. have gone TO Holland They have
planned to be abroad for two months.
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PLAN NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Logan Congregation to Erect Editiee
at Cost Of $t25,ooo


The congregation of the Logan Bap-
tist Church, Broad and Rockland
streets, have made plans for new
church to be located on Iipscomb street,
extending from Thirteenth to Camac
streets. The new building will cost
1925 900. 1t will have gymnasium
swimming pool, roof garden and an
auditorium which will scat 800 people.
1t is expected to be ready for dcdica-
ton on Armistice Day, 1920.
The Rev. Francis r. Stcver, pastor
of the church. served in the world war
as n chaplain, seeing active service for a
year. He served in the Argonne and
the st. Mihiel drives with the 309th In
fantry. and held the rank of first
lieutenant.
The old church building has been sold
for $50 900, but the congregation will
continue to use the present editice until
July, 1920. From then until the new
building is completed it will either rent
some hall or split up into small bodies
temporarily and meet at the different
homes of the members.
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WISSAHlCkON

Mrs. William Malone Watson. of Su e
mac street. will give a musicale, fol-
lowed by dancing. on Wednesday eve
ming, December 10. at Woodvale, the
clubhouse of the American Bridge Co. S
club, in aid of st. Timothy's Hospital.
The attractive program includes selec-
tions by the following artists: Madame
Ethel Skiton Shoemaker, mczzo- so.
prano; Mr., Jerry Shaw, Mr.. Albert
Friedley, of London, Eng, violinist,
and Mr.. W. Henson. pianist. The pa :
tronesses include Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson
Altemus. Mrs. ]. Vaughan Merrick
Mrs. George Bostwick, Mrs. George
Clay Bowker, Mrs. George Shea Dayton
Mrs. Ellwood Beatty, Mrs. George W.
Belsterling, Mrs. Lawrence Simcox,
Mrs. Clarence Dengler, Mrs. Charles
2. Mason, Mrs. J. II. Shaw, Mrs. +.
J.. Castleman, Mrs. William Lewis.
Mrs. Jane Yahn, Mrs. John !. Foulk
rod. Mrs. Oliver s. Keely, Mrs. Paul
Caine. Mrs. John Collier and Mrs. II.
NJ. Bentley.
Lieutenant Allen Dayton. son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Shea Dayton. of Ro
chelle avenue, has arrived at George
town, British Guiana. s. A.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley G. Flagg, Sd,
will entertain at dinner on Sunday eve
ming at Gray Gables, their home in
Vllanoya.
Mr.. Brice Blyn will entertain at the
Supper Club this evening Mt the Belle
vue Stratford.
The Junior Dances will hold three
meetings this winter in the rose gardens
Of the Bellevue Stratford Tho first
will be held on Wednesday. January
IA. the second Wednesday. January 2S.
the third Wednesday. February II.
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
Edward T. Stotesbury. Mrs. Arthur
Emlen Newbold. Mrs. Robert l.. Mont
gomery. Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke. Mrs.
Charlton Henry. Mrs. Robert kelso
&,Cassatt Mrs. George Dallas Dixon. and
Mrs. Daniel l., Hutchinson. lr., form
!, the committee in charge.
Miss Eleanor Robb. daughter of Mrs.
Henry B. Robb, 1926 Spruce street will
be the guest of honor at a theatre party
and supper at the Ritz Carlton. to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Trotter, of Cleve Gate, Chestnut Hill.
on January 13.
Miss Sara B. Dolan will be the guest
OF honor at dinner on Tuesday evening
IL be given by her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Dolan, of Chest
nutwold Farm, Devon. Among the
guests will be Miss Catharine Coke,
Miss Gertrude l.. i. Conway. Miss II.
Pauline L. Bell. Miss Muriel Bishop,
Miss Mary Dobsou Norris. Miss f. An
toinette Geyelin, Miss Anita Merchant
Evans. Mr.. Wister Randolph, Mr.,
Emile G. GYelin. Mr.. Henry j. Gey-
r.. FL Bayard Bowie, Jr., Mr., John
Howard Whelep. Mr.. Richard NJ.
Ehret, and Mr. Fl. Hocman Doan
Mrs. w. w. Porter, of 1856 South
Eighteenth street. will be at home on
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. l.. Willard
Rodgers. who will sail for France on
Porter. No cards have been sent out
Mr.. and Mrs. Deane Pressey, of Had
donfield, n. j.. are receiving congrat
ulations on the birth Of daughter yes =
tcrday. Mrs. Pressey was formerly
Miss Elsie Bradiied Smock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jaquette Sci =
l6rs have left on trip to the Far East
BY way of the Panama Canal and expect
10 go to China,
Miss Anne Spencer and her mother,
Mrs. Graham Spencer. have gone 10
spend the winter in Bermuda.
The wedding of Miss Margaretta +.
q. Benson, daughter of the Rev and
Mrs. Louis F. Benson, of 2014 De
Lancey street, and Mr.. George ~.
Plrves, Jr.. son of Mrs. George p.
Puryes, of Princeton, n. j., took
place today at II o'clock at the home
Of the BRIDES parents. Miss Barbara
lieilsaD, sister of the bride, acted
hs maid o. honor, aud Miss Nancy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-06
FALLS OF scHUYLkILL

The members of the Protestant Epis.
copal Church of St. James the Less
gave n banquet and welcome home re-
ccption on Thursday evening in the
parish house. The rector, the Rev. Ed
ward Ritchie. presided. and addresses
were made by Captain Irwin s. Grind
rod. Captain John Wagner, Mr.. Robert
Smith and Mr.. Wilson CatherwoOd.
rho parish had fifty two honor men,
two of the number being killed in the
service-Mr. Thomas BrunelI and Mr..
Francis q. Veasey. Following the
large reception there was an interesting
entertainment.
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MANAYUNk

The Rev. Henry A. d. Wacker, pas
FOR of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Of the Epiphany, Green lane and Sill
veryood street. will give an illustrated
iociure on Wednesday evening, De
ccmber 10. in the church auditorium on
his experiences on the front lines in
France. where he was chaplain of the
3oSth Infantry, from which the "Iost
battalion" came The lecture is given
vnder the auspices of the fifty five
Members of the church brotherhood. of
which Mr.. ]. r. stephan is president
and Mr.. Charles Maslin vice president.
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ROxBoROUGH

Prominent among the social affairs
of the week in Roxborough is the tea
which Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Mason
Simpson will give this afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock, at their home, 327 Green
lane, to meet Miss Katharine Amanda
keely, whose engagement to Mr.. Erwin
Mason Simpson, Jr., was recently an
nounced by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. Walter Keely Mrs, KeeIy will as :
sist in receiving.
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CONSHOHOCkEN

Mrs, j. Elwood Lee gave dinner
dance at Iceland on Wednesday evening
in honor of her niece. Miss Mary
Cleaver's, birthday. Miss Cleaver is
the daughter of Mr.. William Cleaver.
Mrs. Samuel McCord. who coached
The Girl from Upper Seven" for the
choir of Calvary Church, which met
with such great success. has been asked
to have the play repeated at an carly
date.
Mrs. Reese p. Davis has been ap-
pointed treasurer of the sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals by the woman S
club which has this work in charge.
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NEW MUSICAL SOCIETY
Organizes to Give Private Sunday
Evening Concerts at Bellevue

A group of those who have for years
stood behind the best in music in Phila
delphia, has organized the Bellevue
Stratford Music Association, which will
make a point of using certain soloists
at its meetings on Sunday evenings.
and hear the kind of music not COW
cred by the Sunday concerts of the
Chamber Music Association, the con
certs at the Academy of the Fine Arts
and the Philharmonic Society.
Under the direction of Mrs. Harold
Ellis YarnaiI, an opportunity is now
offered to those interested in the pro
motion of good music to join this new
Sunday evening association. The sea
son will begin on Sunday, December IA
with jacques Ihibaud as sooist.
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oLNEY

Mr.. and Mrs Leroy V. Nichuals re
turned from their wedding trip to New
York and Norfolk, Va, on Thursday
evening and are at home at Lawrence
street and Tabor road. Their new home
at 415 West Fishers avenue will be
ready for them on February 1. Mrs.
Nichuals will be remembered as Miss
Catharine NJ. Dieckhaus.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

DR.. jean y. Malick, of Persia. a
graduate of University of Pennsylvania
class 10, has returned to 233 South
Forty first street from New York
where he was the guest Of DR.. Pemetric
Tentchoff aud MIR. and Mrs. s. Sciaka,
at their apartment, the Stockbridgc,
COZ West 13Sth street.
Miss Edith Rodgers, of Virginia, is
the guest of Miss Anna +. Atlcc.
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returned from their wedding journey
and will be at home at 1886 Lindley
avenue. The bride will be remembered
as Miss Gertrude LAUDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Bythiuer and
Miss Laura Bythiner. of New York,
were guests of Mrs. Bertha Bythiner. OF
1925 Butler street, for several days.
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DOYLESTOWN

Mrs. irwin NJ. James, Mrs. John
Iardley and Mrs. Frederick Geoen
tener, of Hatboro. were the guests of
the Philadelphia City Club and the
Civic Club of Philadelphia yesterday,
representing the Doylestown Nature
Club.
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2lst and Walnut SITS.
Rev. ALEXANDER MacCoLL. ID. d.
Minister.
Dr. Maecoit viii preach at II o'clock.
Canon Savage OF HeXham Abbey Eng
land viii speak at O'clock on 5sERBiH.
THE UNDAUNTED. O." The Offering xrI 4
be in aid Of Serbian Relief -
Musical Service st 7Ao P. m by. the
Vincent .Fanell. harpist, and Frederis Fred ~
Cook, violinlst. of the Philadelphia Orr
chestra The program will consist Of in-,
strumenta trios by organ. harp and violin
''rhe Swan" Stebbins; Largo Sonafn u
opus Z" beethoven; ,,,'serenade. . schus
bert: "Old Negro Spiritual" arranged nv
Burlegh: Anthems "a cappella) '9Cheru.
bin SONG Mnsitcheskoo; Thy Lovely
instruments)i "hagnifcst in hat'fs
Barnby; "Rejoee Ye. With Jerusalemn
and Gone" Warren.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock
Women's Bible Glass at 10 clock
MEMS Open Forum at 10 O'Clock Subject
''Problems of Public Health" Leader, Dr
w w Keen. Major in the World War
VisITORS WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES.
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Choir to Sing Bach cantats

The choir of Calvary Presbyterian
Church, Locust, above Fifteenth street.
will sing Bach's Advent cantata
Come, Redeemer of Our Race" to-
morrow afternoon at :45 O'Clock. Da-
vid II. Crozier is organizer and choir
director.
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showing them in all shapes and sizes.
Some have their faces set in wood,
brass, copper, ivory and leather. Be
cause they are so essential to man S
comfort. they have been designed in
many sizes and forms.
To meet him as he comes in the door,
saying whether or not he is late for
dinner, the Grandfather's clock stands
in the hall With wonderful dignity its
graceful hands point t." the hour and its
chimes boom out the quarter, half and
whole hours; Modern grandfather's 5
clocks do not deviate from the time =
piece which inspired their being. 1t is
their charm to look as antique as pos
sible and all of them succeed. They
are beautiful to look upon and fill in
that empty, dull space in the hall.
For the mantelpiece, clocks have
been designed in great variety. For the
elaborate room done in crystal and
gold or upholstered in satin brocade,
The beautiful clocks of gold frame, en-
cased in glass. are suggested. The pen
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Nm CA
Central Branch, 1921 Arch St.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE
Baptist



Broad and Berks SITS. GgoO North)
HuSSELl. II. CONWET.L, Pastor
Mliliam Dyre McCurdy. Associate Pastcr,
lhTederlck f. Starke. organist.
hUSSELb II. CONWELL. world Traveller
eoucator. preacher and lecturer preaches
sunday morning, ! o:3O. and evening T.3O3
Iemple Chorus sings both services. III f
chorus sings Oratorio 'Elijah Jh,,rst
DAY. December II Soloists. Mae -H,breva
notz. Marie Stone Langsten, Nicholas
DoutS i,SnnSS ana Henri Scott. For reservations
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CONFERENCE CLASS. 10Th and Race sis.
First-day. 111o. EBERT RUSSELL. Z
Subject continued.
THE SPREAD OF ORIENTAL, REI,I.
GiONS WESTWARD - 1850
All welcome
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Unitarian
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH

REV FREDERicK r. GRIFFIN. Minlstsr
ii;OO a, m.--MR. GRIFFIN will preach.
1000 o. m.---Communion Service
5,00 o. m-Afternoon Meeting Addrfns
On 'SSTTIE BEGINNlNGS OF UNITARIAN
ISM IN PHILADELPHIA"
UNITARIAN SOCIETY or Germantown
Cheitcn ave. aud Greene st.
Rev ROGER S. FORBES, Minister
ii a. M Rchoboth." +"
classes for thildron taught BY frained
ieRcheis "a the Parish House every eue-
day morning At II y. m,
Ali ars welcome.
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Sunday at Central
December z, 1919

8 +. NJ, Lobby
Drop-ln Bible Class.
Topic: THE Value OF Worship"
Mr. Geo. H. Strcaker. Leader.
Y. NJ, Auditorium M
Service Meeting.
Musical Program, 10 40: Vioionceil6
and Organ fN
Speaker; Rev. n. w. wyiie, D. D.
Topic: what Is Your Potential7"
Pastor, st, Paul's Presbyterian Church
Everybody Welcome. Il
8 +. NJ, .Obby--
> O'Clock Discussion Group.
William o. Easton, Executive Secretarv
Leader.
7:15 r. NJ
Evening Song Service
Sing your favorte Hymn with ua.
George w. Schroeder, Leader,
=. NJ
Forum for Men and Women.
Speaker. Mr. Paul u. kellogg II
Editor of tho Survey"
Topic; British Labor and Reconstruo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-06

Ron or THE HOLY APOSTLES

CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
DIST and Christian SITS.
Rev. GEORGE HERBERT Toop. D. D..
Rector s
iioiy tommuniona a, nj Morning Ssry-
and Bible Glasses 2;30 p M; Special
Musical se,EEyyles 4ISn p, m, MNsuRssEs,s
Forurn 8 % m. Senator Datx. Subject
"4S O'THTRS SEE US"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-06

AKGH STREET CHURCH. 18th and Arcb.
what OF the Life Hereafter? Must ,ve
depend Tor our knowledge of II on psycbir
mediums and others that peep and mutters
And is there future retrbution and woe ~
well as future bliss? or is that an mn
worn article Of medieval theology ~ ,Th :
SglI subject VII be discussed by Doctor
Macsrtney IN the sermon tomorrow nigh
Themes ~ NteHN
At lO:45 he win preach on "a cburchs
Going Demon" " NHNiSt'N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-06
HE HB PETHLEHEM PREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH, Broad and Diamond sts - +.
Rey WILLIAM Il, MCCORMICK, Pastor
1880 a. m-Morning Worship Subjeet ~
Sermon. PAYING THE RENT. . - ~
$50 y, m-Sabbath School.
Christian EndeaVor. -
7;45 p. IT, m,-Eyening Worship. Sermon
Subject, THE POWER OF CiiOIC; "a ~ "
Services begin promptly. Come early.
ENerYhOdY MelCome. - ------
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ST what would happen
if we couldn't buy a
clock? But, that is such
a silly question, for just
now their numbers are
legion rmong the Christ
mas gifts. jewelers., fur
niture stores, & en- era !