Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-12

A MOST successful picnic was given on
"A Saturday at the famous monument
grounds, Malvern, in aid of st. Patricks
new church, OF Malvern, Not only were
all the neighboring parishes Of Chester
County largely represented, but also
many Philadelphia parishes, the greatest
number coming from Our Lady OF Mercy
for whom special cars we're chartered.
"Jitneys" met all trains to and from
Malvern, and also the Paoll express
trains, from 9 A. NJ. until 1880 p. NJ,
when the last OF the guests departed.
Among those running jitneys were Miss
lrma Hardart, Miss May Hardart, Mr..
Norris Mr. McCauley, and Mr.. Farley.
Dinner and supper were served at at
tractively arranged tables in the pleasant
and shady grove. temporary pavilion
having been erected, dancing was a
prominent feature OF the afternoon and
evening The fish pond, where many
valuable "fish" were caught, was OF
special interest to the children. The
shooting gallery. ably guardede by Mr..
Hugh Gallagher and MIR. Dennis Sheridan,
were large attractions.
on Saturday, August IS. supper
and euchre, followed by promenade
concert, will be given by Miss Alice
Morris at her home, Plancbrook,
The Reliance Country Club, OF Lucas
ton, N. j., entertained weekend party
last week 1t was chapcroned by MIR. and
Mrs. John Green, OF 1909 South 18th street
aud Mrs. Dougherty, Of iIth and Me-
Kean streets.
Among the guests were Miss Pauline
Doughcrty, Miss Elizabeth Duane, Miss
Bessie Gallagher, Miss Margaret Green,
Miss Marie Logue, Miss Elizabeth Phil
lips, Miss Helen Stewart, Miss Mary
Tnnar MiGg Marparat Tiitnrnlnry AliEg
Edna Taten, Miss May and Miss Mar
garet Towers, Miss Marie Pounds, Miss
Claire, Miss Agnes and Miss Gertrude
Pounds, Mr. John Baker, Mr.. William
Daccy, MIR. Joseph Dougherty, Mr.. James
Duane Mr.. Joseph Green, MIR. Frank
Feeney, Mr.. Josph Ford, Mr.. John
Green, MIR. Raymond Luts MIR. Harry
McCabe, Mr.. Allen Murphy. Mr.. William
Pounds, Mr. Thomas White and Mr. Mar
tin Henry.
A picnic of the Bookkeeping and PEN
manship Class of 1916 of the Hebrew Edu-
cation Society was held at the Pavilion
at Wissahckon ON Sunday Mr.. Herman
Mazer and Mr.. Jack Weiner were In
charge. At 3 o'clock watermelon party
took place in flatboats on the creek, in
which all participated.
Among the honored guests were Mr..
Hymen Berkovitz, recent recipient OF
city scholarship and Miss Florence
Eisenhandler Miss Rose CreshCoff. Miss
Sara Verbitsky, Miss Goldie Levenson,
Miss Sophie Berkovitz, Miss Sophie Har-
ris. Miss Florence Appebaum Miss Eliz-
abeth Rosenblum, Miss Pauline Rosen-
blum. Miss Anna Hazen, Miss Henrietta
Eulich, Miss Anna Lefsky. Miss Rose
Gross. Miss Lily Atkin. Miss Sara Reiser,
Miss Ethel Wapenstein. MIR. Samuel Mil
Ter, Mr.. William Fllckstein, Mr.. Herman
Mazer, Mr. Jack Weiner. Mr.. Samuel
Seigel, Mr.. Jack Jerome Katz, Mr.. Joseph
Flickstein, Mr.. Samuel Vits. Mr. Herman
Silver, Mr.. Samuel Kramer, Mr.. Norris
Abramson, Mr. Samuel Schmucler. Mr..
Frank Steinberg and Mr.. Emanuel Cohen.
A delightful outing was rendered to the
members of the Madonna Catholic Club
nv the chairman, Mr.. William 4. $. Lape-
tina. on his farm at Blue Bell, Pa, last
Sunday.
The spirit that has characterized the
entertainment of the members on various
occasions was again In evidence and
marked the second series of outings as
a decided success
In the morning a baseball game between
the "BRchelors,'' under the leadership OF
Mr. Victor ]. Feola and the Newly
weds." under the guidance of Mr.. John b.
Crescenzo, was a great feature. the score
at the end of the seventh inning being 6-5
In favor of the Bachelors" The game
was called on account of rain interfer-
ing.
The afternoon games were very we'll
contested, the winners being: Sack race
Mr.. Victor Prete, with Mr.. Feola close
second; three-legged race. Mr. William
Lapetlna and Mr.. John Nocitra, with Mr..
Victor Prete and MIR. Joseph Lombardi
few inches behind broad jump, Mr.. Victor
j. Feola, MIR. Frank Calabrese second
The running races were postponed on
account OF wet grounds
Songs. recitations, monologues, quartet
and a minstrel revival by the members
made the evening one of the most enter
tanning.
The Fivelbip had one Of its most sue
Cessful outings this season on Sunday at
SIX Boys Woods. a rather densely
wooded place about seven miles north of
Norristown. Athletics were participated
In, including boxing. The star boxing
bout of the day was between Mr. ID, Yer
bit and Mr.. II. Farbstein. Many hikes
were made up around the vnrious bills IN
that vicinity. Those of the Ftvelbip
present were Mr.. II. A. FarusteuI, .Mt.
d. A. Yerbit. Mr.. A. Levy. Mr., II. L.
Brownstein, Mr.. William H. Posner.
The Uptown Home for the Aged Ladies
Association gave a street carnival last
evening on Franklin street. from Poplar
street to Girard avenue The street was
illuminated with lanterns. Refreshments
OF all kinds were sold. The attractions
for the evening were automobile rides
ana hay rides fishInR Donds fortune tell