Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24
Country Club Members VIII
Entertain This EUening
at the Ice Palace; Viii
Haze Races
MANY FEA TU r E S
Rv SPICK HALL

ffrTrs cold world" remarked Ed
1 ward Laws, president of the Curtis
Country Club. as he gazed over the
yooded cxpanse of the clubs property
~ Iowndale. "For that reason we have
decided to pre- Nadre for every eventu
"Iitv Yes, it's cold worl Id; so cold
tbot much Of it is frozen. In order to
nrcnorc properly we have decided to
don the steel blades and become Norval
pnnties and Gladys Lambs
Tbc Curtis Country Club has about
o400 members, and most of them. nc.
cnrding to President Laws, will be at
Tho Ice Palace, Forty fifth and Market
streets. this evening. The club is en-
tcrtaining itself and its friends. a.
though, MS usual. the ice skating public
of Philadelphia will be there. james ,.
Carolan. George Pawling's dynamic
nrnmoter. has arranged a fine schedule
~ events for the evenings entertain
n,ent One of the big features will be
a. hockey match between the Quaker City
toom md George Orton's University OF
Pennsylvania sextet.
The Curtis officials have arranged to
have n band Of their own present. Ed
ward Strayer Is the leader. and John
Mend, of the Beck Engraving Co., will
haev his baton working.
Special Features
The Lamy brothers, Edmund and
CIaudius, will put on special act,
iumping barrels and performing other
stunts that make every amateur skater
enyious. The MullerS and Miss Croger
slso will do some special work on skates
for the edifcation of the spectators.
The Curtis Club members will compete
in races of furlong, quarter and half
mile.
will be present, including Harold q.
Pike. vice president; Gustave Algayer,
treasurer Thomas McCart, member
ship secretary; Raymond German,
financial secretary Frank Schuler,
chairman sports committee; Alfred
Haines. chairman grounds committee {:
John Combe, entertainment committee,
and Harry McGrath. director Of the
athletic activities.
Captain Eddie Hill and Henriqucs,
Of the Quaker City hockey team, prob
ably will not get into the game this
evening, as they were slightly injured
in the recent contest with st. Nick's
positions, Clark wilt be at center, Dcx :
ter and FELTON,. defense, and Harte,
goal. For Pennsylvania, Cook and
Diol will be at the wings. Uringle at
center, Kearns, cover, Murray, point,
and JeFerys, goal. Jack Devine will
referee, and the goal judges will be
Jack Dunn and NJ. A. Cross. There
will be three periods Of fifteen minutes
each.
Great Hockey Week
The last week was another good one
for hockey. One week ago tonight the
girls opened by taking the measure OF
the New York girls team in an extra =
neriod match 1 goal to 0. Again Miss
Margaretta Sharpless featured. The
all.aGound improved work of the team
was apparent. Miss Wayne Richards
Mrs. John Gilmore, Miss Valentine and
Miss Frazier played remarkable hockey
against the all-star New York cast and
A",ped divide honors with Miss Sharp
less, the gallant leader of the Quaker
City girls.
philadelphia and New York now have
Won one game each. The final date for
the play off has not been, decided. II
the game Is staged it is almost certain
10 be played at the Ice Palace. The date
probably will be the middle of Febru
ary.
Eddie made it a real week for the
Quaker City team. He and HenriQue>
.cd the boys to an easy victory over st.