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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The cast of the annual vaudeville en-
tcrtainmcnt of the Alumnac Association
of the William Penn High School for
Girls. which will take place on Monday
and Tuesday evenings in the Academy of
Music. will include Miss Esther Alcini-
koff, Miss Rose Applcbaum. Miss Tillie
Barmack, Miss Edna BerIinger. Miss
Ethel Brewer. Miss. TilIic Rcrnh0ng.
Miss Florence Brill. Miss Ella Rrodsky,
Miss Frances Cox. Miss Margaret
Clark. Miss lean Clark, Miss Marian
Crcampr, Miss Loretta DAILY, Miss
Sophia Ernst, Miss Alice Elsas cr. Miss
Bertha Forncy. Miss Idaline Gartmnn,
Miss Ethel Gclbnch. Miss Tcdncy Grun-
niger. Miss Mand Howard. Miss Brr
nice Hallowcll. Miss Alma IIile, Miss
Emma Hille, Miss Irene Hertz, Miss
Clara IIirSch, Miss Hazel Heath, Miss
Harriet Hall. Miss Eveyline lIamorton,
Miss Edna Hill, Miss Estclle Kornbau,
Miss Mildred Kornbau, Miss Reba
Klein. Miss Eleanor Kcrvin, Miss Ellen
Kroncbergcr. Miss Mary Lemmcrhirt.
Miss Heloysc Levy. Miss NJ. Lazarus.
Miss Clara Mccall, Miss Eleanor Mac
Cardlc. Miss Rose Meyer. Miss Florence
Messenger, Miss Rae Messenger, Miss
Maybele Baretta Marston, Miss Chris
tine Mosler, Miss Elsie Raith Mooney,
Miss Sylvia Morris, Miss Gertrude
Muir, Miss Edith Muir, Miss Clare
Meyer. Miss Anna Wirth Nell, Miss
Elizabeth Paschall, Miss Emma Pike,
Miss Dorothy Rudder. Miss Mabel Rob
inson, Miss Beatrice Robinson. Miss NJ.
Risley. Miss Mary Stout, Miss Irene
Stroup, Miss Edna Speidcl, Mrs. l.. J.
Spactcr, Miss May Smith, Miss Edith
Sharp. Miss Eleanor Thompson, Miss
Elsie Thatcher, Miss Minnie Thocncbc,
Miss Claire Vincent, Miss Ida Weeks,
Miss Eleanor Wallin, Miss Marie Nor
ton Wass. Miss Anna Washlagel, Miss
Helen Wallis, Miss Florence Webb,
Miss Helen West, Miss Anna West,
Miss Bessie Weiss, Miss Ida Willinsky,
Miss Minna Kctterer. Miss Bessie
Reeve, Miss Pauline Rosenberg, Miss
Jennie Naspam, Miss Rose laspam and
Miss Dora Schultz. Mr.. +. Walter
Wroc is directing the show. The
entertainment, which will be follow
cd by dancing. is in charge of Miss
Ellen Kronebergcr, president of the
Alumnae Association, Miss Margaret G..
Clark, Miss Alice A. ElsaSsCr. Miss
Harriet Hall, Miss Eleanor &. Kervin,
Mrs. Joseph Crosson, Miss Rcba Klein,
Miss Dorothy Lee, Miss Ilcloyse Levy,
Miss +. Ray Messenger. Mrs. William
r. Mooney, Mrs. Reinhard Nell and
Miss Helen NJ, West. This year the
Santa Claus Club of the Public
Ledger will share the proceeds with
the association.
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Musical EUontS, Present and Future

The concerts by the Philadelphia Orchos-
ira on Friday afternoon and saturday
evening next. will have Nine. Margaret Mat
aauau,r as tn, solrist while the orches'tW
"Pr""mcrh"us" Overture OF beethoven, the
q major symphony Il Haydn CNu 10, and a
9r% School ""HE "MHEalt3cro&n an M f''Sm Mmo % Mat1e@"HSr
FIRST appearance on the program she VII
mann and Schubert, which have been or.
chestrated by Mr. Stukowski. For her sec,
ond appearance she will present the tnal
scene tRrunnhiidc's Immoiatton) from "rhe
Twilight Of the Gods,
Nine. Amctlita Call. .Curci will, open the
series Of Monday morning musicales at ths
bellevue Stratfori on November ~ TIN"
ether artists for these musicalcs Include john
Caroline Laazari Rudolph CAM and Alfred
Cortot,
The I.eta Quartet will furnish the concert
for the meeting Of the Chamber Music Assoc.
citation at the Bellevue-Stratford on Sunday
@Istg @lSg,'"Y" of tho Nosart Quartet in major
the Beethoven in + minor and Quartet IN
\ minor by Fritz kressler
given on Tuesday evening next at the Met
rouoltan Opera House There Will b" an
";rumGntalists. conducted by Maestro An.
tonic D'Annun&io the brother 9t Gabrielle
too, baritone. from La Scala; Leone Hn1.
Won tenor, Mario RENT. basso; Lavina
| lyric soprano. The orchestra will play the
/ William Tell" overture. the Dance Of
the Hours" from ''Gioconda." selections from
/ 'Gvotte" comic opera by D'Annuu2io his
|"N Pintc." q symphonic pr"luI", ana the
/ Introduction to the first act of 'rravIata."
Nina Tarasova. the famous Russian singer.
who is to make her Hhladrlpha debut
! nrsday evening, November 10, is considered
in Russia the most remarkabIe snser OF
. crivod the highest praise for her work from
the Pctrograd newspapers.
/ With the announcement of u concert here
by the famous quartet OF sOlOists from the
| Sistinc Chapel Choir Of the Vatican. Rome,
On Tuesday evening, December -, at tho
| Academy of Music. Philadelphia Is promised
unr of the most Important music9l events of
the local season. The four singers, Alexander
Gabrielli male soprano. Luigi Gentlli, male
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TIOGA

The wedding of Miss Frances N.Grosh,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Grosh,
of 3254 North Carlisle street and Mr..
Ralph Shaw Byram. of Mount Airy
will take place on Tuesday evening
November -, in the First Presbyterian
church of Germantown, High street
and Germantown avenue. The bride
will be attended by Miss Bertha Gun
ther. of Baltimore, Md, as maid of
honor; Mrs. Charles !. Friend, matron
of honor, and Miss Hannah a. Grosh,
her sister, bridesmaid. Mr., +, Spencer
Byram will be his brothers best man
and the ushers will include Mr.. Robert
Mcdonald. Mr.. Harold Parkin, Mr.. Jo-
seph f. Hickey, and Mr.. Charles j.
Friend.
Mrs. Frank Barras, of 232S West
Tioga street, will entertain at luncheon
and cards on Tuesday at her home,
when her guests will include Mrs. Row
land Pegley, Mrs. Walter Doscher, Mrs
Harry Painter, Mrs. John G. Allen, Jr,,
Mrs. Clement A. Alderfer. Mrs, Ben
.amin Foster, Mrs, Oscar Voekler, Mrs
Louis Guckes and Mrs. George Lord,
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Collins Athletic Association will
give a dinner on the second anniversary
Of its organization rs IN athletic club.
Those who will hc present are; Nv.
Anthony Olivcri. Mr.. Louis BcntHloy,
Mr.. Joseph Guida, Mr.. Vincent Glenn
cnts. Mr.. BENJAMIN Dragonctti
Mr.. Joseph Dragonttti. Mr.. Connie
Bumcnstcin. Mr.. Leon Oiivcri Nj.
James Guida. Mr.. Clarence Woodcock,
Mr.. Charles Fcola. Mr.. Harold
Augustine, Mr.. Ralph CorcIi, Mr..
Tom Fco,a. Mr.. William Nutnuggnh
Mr.. Louis Sapannrdi Mr.. Tom earn
and Mr.. James I. Graham. who ha,
managed the club successfully since
its organization. The banquet will
take place on November II.
The Tau Phi Gamma sorority Is
having Il reception at the home Of one
of the members. Miss Margaret Meal.
lister. of 1903 I.ind.uy avenue. OthcI
members of the sorority who Will attcn,
are Miss Helen Brooks. Miss Lillian
Brooks. Miss Helen De Long. Mis-,
Lillian penosc, Miss Gertrude Pen
rose. Miss Lucille Pcnrosc. Miss Alma
pcnrosc. Miss Gertrude Garrod. Miss
Mablr Tolard, Miss Mildred Gallagher
Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Margaret
Llewllnn. Miss Mildred Mcchau, Miss
Helen Ticard Miss Mary Petit. Miss
Helen Lewis, Miss EstelIc Picard. Mis-
Helen Bilzcr aud Miss EliHabctl
KnpeZlcr.
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AL oNe THE MAIN LINE

An informal reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e, :. Peters,
Narberth, on Wednesday evening, No
vember s. in honor of their son, Mr..
Lester Peters. The guests were Miss
Eleanor Reiss, Miss Catherine Turn
or and Mr.. Elwood Reiss, of Mar
berth, Pa. Miss Marion Robertshaw
Miss Catherine McGinnes, Mr.. Will
liam A. femme, Jr., Mr.. Edwin New
man and Mr.. Joseph Wagner, Jr.,
Of this city,
MIR. George W. kendriek, OF Villa
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GERMANTOWN

Announcement i, made of the mar
riagc of Miss Pauline Rogers. PSI
Mount Pleasant avenue. and the Rev.
john Robbins Hart, .lr.. 370G Locust
street. ON Wednesday evening. Novcm-
Der ,.
The marriage OF Miss May T.. Mal,ru.
OF 52l3 Greene street. and MIR. Churlc.
G. Palmer. of 3OG2 llartvillc street.
tool. place in st. Francis A,sisi
Church. Logan and Greene streets. 0t
9 o'clock Thursday morning, Noyrm
b,r e. \ wedding breakfast was served
at the HON" of the bride immediately
after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer then left ON a wedding trip
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KITCHlN-SuEDWICK

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Hall
Shedwick. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. ShcdwicH, of G1S North
Thirty fourth street, and DR. u. Paul
Kitchin, of 3l4 North Tabor road, Oh
ney. took place at the home of the
bride last evening, Mrs. Charles b.
Hollis was matron of honor and Mr..
Charles b. Hollis was best man. The
little flower girl was Miss Florence Il.
Williams and Mr.. Harry Russell acted
as usher. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev DIR. Courtland Robinson,
of NortlminsteE Presbyterian Church.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Elizabeth Iiappcrsett. OF 1919
South Fifty eighth street. had Mrs
Van Kirk. of New York as her guest for
the week end. Miss IIappcrsctt has just
recently returned from . visit to Ncw
York.
Miss Caroline Karsladcn, of Fifticth
and Walnut streets. is visiting in BoS-
ton for several weeks.
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CONsHOHOCKEN

Mr. and Mrs. David Schultz, of
Markesburg. Pa. announce the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Cora Mae
Schultz, to Mr., Cloyd Lamp, of Johns
town. Pa. Saturday. October Is, They
were married at the Bethany Reformed
Church. Twentieth and Dauphin
streets, Philadelphia. by the Rev. ii. ii.
Hartman. ~
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both original and forccful in symphonic
interpretation
The Stravinsky suite wa. delightful
music and was interpreted and played
with the finest taste and thorough
understanding and sympathy, In
knowledge and sincerity, it parallels
Srriabinc. though not nearly 50 diff b.
cult to understand a. the work Of that
remote and original genius. All sincere
music may not BE- good. but all good
music is sincere. and this element was
highly apparent in the Strayinsky mum
bcrS.
The music is written strictly 10 the
text of the legend, but IL is legitimate
descriptive music, II does not attempt
to depict actual physical scenes. which
is the rock upon which So many mod
crn composers hopes have been wreck
ed. hut simply supplies the musical
commentary upon the dramatic course
Of the story. In some mysterious man
npr il keeps before the audience the
fact that it is II fantasy aud not life
itself that is being revealed Even the
lullaby. with its sinister iusistcut beat
of the tympani, almost like "a funeral
march. fits perfectly into the dramatic
action. II is to bc hoped that MIR
Stokowsi will play this suite also this
year.
THUS. early in the season We have
4 had both the List piano rouccrtos
the \ major, played by Madam Samaroil
last week at the Philadelphia Orchcs
ira concerts, and the f. fiat. performed
ny Rarhmaninod ON Monday evening
with the Boston Orchestra II fur
nishcd an excellent basis of comparison
Of the two works and showed first Of
all how nearly identical they are in
spirit The E-ilat has, perhaps the
moro yigor and the \ major the more
grace and the greater detail i'm the use
of the orchestral accompaniment, but
the basic clements Of the two compost
tions are almost exactly alike.
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The Woman's club of Wyncotc held
it, meeting in the cluhrooms on Wc1
nesdaN. Mr.. Warwick James Price
was the speaker choosing for his sub
jrct. Setting the Worlds House in
Order. The afternoons talk was only
an introduction to this comprehensive
subject which Mr. Price intends to
develop in subsequent lectures to the
club during the winter Following Mr.
Prices talk was the report of Mrs
W. G. Kent. the delegate to the Fast
cin State Federation Of pcunsyl-
vania Women held in Scranton. Mrs.
Kent gave Il comprehensive idea
of what tranSpircd at the courrn
ton aud brought fresh ideas to the club
in the matter Of its usefulness along
the lines Of state legislation. The meet.
ing closed with an informal tea.
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JUST, GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF Society's Doings for Next
Week for the DebutdnteS- Many Teas
Scheduled

TNllE Dunning tea was lovely ycstcr-
Il day and Nancy locked nwfully cute.
She is rather small you know, and very
vivacioua and sweet.
Todny's tea will br for Florcucc
Griffith. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William OglcSby Griffith. and cousin
of Florence Paul Kane. who is also Il
debutuntc OF this year. The tea will be
at the Griffith home in Chestnut Hill.
And after n slight let up on teas
we have to look forward to next week,
in the way OF parties and entertain
ments On Monday there will be a
theatre party for Josephine Thompson
given by Judge and Mrs. William W.
Porter. OF l35 South Eighteenth
street. and no tea for that ddy,
but there will BE- two teas on
Tuesday "a interest. though both will
not be given here. Elizabeth Ross,
dnuehtcr of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ross. of lT21 Spruce street, will be
introduced by her parents here, and in
Trenton Roxalcnc Howell Dickinson
will be given n tea by her grandmother.
Mrs. :. Meredith Dickinson.
,,,,.,.,
nN Nhl'N HS'Al Evelyn smith
~ the younger sister of Mrs. Tommy
Hart, and daughter of Mrs, Harry
Clifton Adams. will make her debut at
a tea at the Bellevue Stratford; and
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Mike Fox will in 70
troducc their daughter Sarah Valentine
Fox, at 400 Locust street
for 'ThnrsJov so tLinI, "on,ctIiny ,nnst
bc wrong. don't YOU? How could any
one let such thing aS n day pass
without party when the II. &. of l..
means so much?
But cheer up. nv friends. we turn to
November A. next Friday. and here
we have n tea for Mary Fahnestock
and n dance for Mary Norris in thr
evening rivon by Mr. and NIrs lanes
Frederick; Fahncstock and Mrs Dobson
Altcmus. respectively.
While for the school set that night
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The Critic Talks to Music Lovers
cckly Comment Things Musical for the Discriminating
People Of Philadelphia

A GAIN there is "shako.up'' in the
a viola players Of the leading pro
icssiounl string Quartcts. and this time
because Of it Philadelphia loses prob
ably its best viola player. as Emile
Fcrir, solo viola Of the Philadelphia
Orchestra, leaves TO become viola
player in the berkshire Quartet Louis
I}ailly. who left the FIonzalcy Quartet
last summer to go with the berkshire
Quartet this fall. returns to the Flou.
2ulCyS. rs | go Ara found himself uu.
able to continue in that position.
Mr. Fcrir has had II long and dis
tinguishcd career ns viola player,
having been solo viola of the Boston
symphony Orchestra for number of
years before he came to lhilUdrlphiu
which was little more than year
ago. Tie has had large experience
in string quartet work. having played
in the quartet Of Willy Hess and Anton
Witck in Boston, while those violin
lists were filling the position of con-
ccrtmciStcr of the Boston Symphony.
and also in the Rich Quartet of this
city, last year.
He is one of the few mon who made
the viola their special instrument from
the start. as he always intended to
become II viola player and did not go
TO that instrument from the violin aS
do nine hundred and ninety nine out
of every thousand viola players, Louis
Bailly is another who made the viola
his special instrument.
Most viola players as has been said,
begin with the violin and then go Ia
the viola for any one of number OF
r,,y,n. n,;g SvurnpSli viola nluypI
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ALONG THE READING

nova, will leave for White Sulphur
SHringS, W. Na.. ncXt week.
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Dorathy Dalton In
The Market Of Souls
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Maurice Tourneur's
The Life Lime
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Olive Thomas I'm
The Spite Bride
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sAov'ns OF the aa Sr0aaetoaA Al 1ia--
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dorothy Gish I'm
Turning the Tables \
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Marguerite Clark IN
Widow by Proxy
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Afadclaine Traverse in
Shares OF Paris
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David Powell In
The Tceth " Lhe Iller
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Eugene O'Brleu in
Sealed Hearts
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Eugene O'Brien in
Sealed Hearts
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Earl williams In
The Black Gate
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- Fairbanks in His
Majesty the American
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James j X. Hackett in
Ashes of Love
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Charles Ray in
The Egg Crate WALTON
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William Russell in
Six Feet Four
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Maurice Toufneura
The Life Linn
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Vivian Martin in
His Official Wife
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Tom Mix In
Rough Riding Romance
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SATURDAY

Tom Mix in
| Rough Riding Romance
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Peggy HNl0nd in
Cheating Herself
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Constance Talmadge in
a Tomperamentai Wife
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Florence Reed I'M
WomaU's Law
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Pauline Frederick i'm
Peace Of Roaring River
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Earl Williams in
The Black Gate
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Charles Ray in The
EGG Crate WALTON
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BRYANT Washhurn in
Why Smith Left Home
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Robert Warwick in
Accidental Honeymoon
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Eugene O'Brien in
Tho Perfect Lover
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David Powell in
The Teeth of the Tiger
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Pastor Will Tell Of
Questions Asked

Dr.. II. g. S.oetzer has been pastor
OF the Presbyterian church of this city
for a number Of years, and has had an
extensive and varied experience. To-
morrow evening he viii give answers
to some Of the questions that he has
been asked by tho aged, the sick, wor-
ried, troubled, tempted, and dying. In
fact all have pcrplextties, and wish
answers to them.
Some Of the questions he will ans
wer tomorrow evening before the SER
mon will be: What help can you offer
to one about to undergo, surgical OPP
GRAFTON? What is the simplest, and
absolutely essential condition Of be-
coming a Christian? Why does not
tho church, like some lodkes. pay a
sick benefit; thus help in the hour Of
need? Can one hold to Christian
Science and be member Of an Evan
gelical church?
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Meets Monday

The. IIteFathre ana Art department
re Wopians Club WIN hold It's final
meeting for the club year on Monday
tetnoop ct tho club apartments at
3sibA O'clock. Miss Mary Oldham,
tbalkFian .wiil-preside and the election
1jcers will take place.
ne program will be as follows:
phe Modern Stage Mrs. G. G.
R9bp. BEADING from Sir Jas. BarrIc.s
salind," Mrs o. q. Wilson.
Holland. Hawkins.
Porter Holland Of this city and Miss
slia Hawkins OF Warrington, were
united in marriage on Wednesday at
home, Of Mrs. Leila Koen IN Man
.linEtar. the Rev. G. Y. Goodwin OF
the First az. E. church. this city, of
iciatlts. Mr.. and Mrs4. Holland are
nov "a Wheeling spending several days
snd on their return Will reside on
Walnut avenue
To Give Recital.
Mrs. Josephine Raymond will pres.
ert her pupils in piano and voice il
recital on Friday evening Of this week
the Central Christian church. Pupils
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ODD FELLOWS START.
Membership DRIVE
Teams Will Be Formed and
a Dinner Will Be the
Prize.

% "a
Preparatory to membership drive
TO be waged between now and June 80,
a get together supper was served last
night by Marion Lodge, ii, /. o. o. f.,
in Odd Fellows hail. Addresses we're
made by o: j. Fleming, j. G. Glasscock,
Rev. G. II. Meredith Past Grand Mas.
ter George a. Vincent, Attorney Harry
Shaw. Past Grand Master Thomas W.
Fleming, Attorney n. a. Watts and l..
c. Fitzhugh. ]. L. Leech acted as
POSTMASTER.
The workers will be divided into
two ;teams-the reds and blues. L. G.
Fttahugh will captain the reds and
Hon. George A. Vincent will be his as.
sistant, o. j. Fleming will captain the
reds and c. w. Yates will BIO the as.
sistant. The team losing will tender
a banquet to the other team.
Those present were as follows: j.
L. Leech, ]. A. Lilly, j. L. Davidson, r
r. Pell, Frank Carr, G. F. Ice. T. G.
Lynch, v, B. Fitzhugh. Z. NJ. Taylor,
j. S. Fish, NJ. ]. Thomas, Bert Knowl.
ton, Greed 2. Bolyard, r. Il. Hudkins,
o. G, Eddy, Walter II. Watson, John
F. Phillips, g. o. Parker, A. S. Satter-
field, H. G. Parker, G. II. Meredith.
G. L. Gaskill, G. H. Gaskill. j. G.
Glasscocll, w. 7. .Menear, A. l.. Heff-
ner, w. ]. Lsntz, a. G. Martin, G. II.
Riggle, Frank S. White, G. w. Tooth
man. ]. W. Clews, o. P. Williams, J.
NJ. Weaver, ]. L.. Tetrick, L. Z. Yves.
ton, W. G. Hill, G., B. Sothen, D. N.
Sntder, Lock Hamilton, A. NJ. King,
Thomas w, Fleming, Harry Shaw,
George "A. Vincent, Festus E. Merit
field, Ross a.. Watts, Harry Shain,
Joseph Lehman, B. F. Fletcher, Riley
M. Parks. G. N. Mortified, T. +. Hite,
j. w. Fleming, Frank w. Riggs, H. T.
Jones, Arthur Hinlle, o. j. Criss, L.
G. Fttzhugh, Emory Snider, Thos. H.
Miller, Oh. Fleming, G. w. Yates, Vim
cent Radtka, Geo. Sisler, Davis Glass
cock. VIM. Conway, Clark B. Coma
way, Thos. NJ. Leeper, S. G. Morris,
Arthur Arnett.
The dinner vas served by the fol
lowing ladies: Mesdames Kate Fletch.
er. Mary Fawcett, Linda Bonham,
Martha johnson, Neva Tborpe and the
Misses Nettie Hale, Blanche Sypult,
nellie Layman, Opal Fesler, Esther
satterfield.
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hardly have got a better one, for tho
story is full Of amusing situations and
sharp turnsthat admit OF good comedy
acting, all Of which is we'll taken ad.
vantage Of by the competent cast. OF
course, the play is incidental 10 the
rendition Of several good song mum.
bers each OF which is made infinite
~ better for the part taken by very
classy chorus. The chorus is good
looking, sings well, dances gracefully,
and that is all a chorus can do Miss
DeLoy just picked her audience up
last night, tied it neatly anG put it ID
her pocket. or could il she had had
a pocket. She answered encores until
she was out OF breath, and yet no one
had enough. Miss Myrtle, the musical
director. whose name we do not hap.
pen TO have on the end OF our type.
writer, and Lollis, the quiet child with
the traps sure make some orchestra.
The Voolfolk director is the best ever
seen at the Hippodrome, without ex.
cepticn.