Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-14
At the Woman's Clubs

Tho House Beautiful" will be dis
cussed today at the New Century Club,
Chester, by William Price The Current
Events class will meet at 2:l5 with Mrs.
william d. Randle ps chairman. The
Committee on Home Economics Is organ
izing q cooking class. Mrs. II. G.. Innis
is in charge Of the enrolment
Tho Philadelphia Section, Council of
Jewish women will meet in Mercantile
Hall today at 2:30 O'Clock. Judge Mac
Nellie will describe the operation Of tho
Juvenile Court. Vocal solos will be given
by Miss Marie Leopold, and Mrs. Harry
Bssinger will read Everyday Life"
The council is arranging children's en-
tertainment for December 2, the pro-
cccds of which are to be used for phil
anthropic purposes.
Members ot the Plastic Club are re-
quested to bring old and rare china TO
the meeting at o'clock. when Miss Jane
Campbell will give talk on "Old China.
1t is Current Events day also, with Mrs.
Mary Roberts Ball as chairman.
Tho Philadelphia Music club will give
an afternoon concert OF Russian music
next Tuesday at o'clock at the Aldin"
The program. arranged by Miss Dorothy
i. Marshall will consist OF songs by Mrs
Wanda Groenveld Calhoun, piano solos by
Miss Elizabeth Gcst and violin selections
by Miss Camille Plasschaort.
In the Curtis Auditorium at 2 o'clock to-
day n meeting Of the Philadelphia Moth
erS' Club will be held. Dr. NJ. V. O'Shoa,
of the University of Wisconsin, will de-
liver a lecture, The Trend Of the Teens.
Those interested in the development Of
young people arc invited to attend the
lecture.
Tomorrow afternoon the class Of immi-
grafton of the Woman's Club, of Ard
| moro, will meet in the library room. Mrs
Andrew Macdonald chairman, has ar
ranged the program. Mrs II. A. Arnold
is leader. The Friday afternoon meeting
will be by children of club members.
| There will be a little play, "The Lady
From Philadelphia," music and rccita-
tions. Mrs. w IL. Sherwood, chairman.
| All children of club members, large or
small, cordially invited.
| The Executive Committee of the Fox
Chase Monday Club will entertain men-
bcrs and friends at Il social afternoon on
Friday of this week.
Tho regular meeting OF the Radnor
| Township Suffrage party was held at
| Coffee House in Wayne last Thursday
! Officers for the coming year were elected
as follows: Mrs. Fcrrce Brinton, Of St
! David's, leader Mrs. Charles STANLEY
| Harvey, also of St Davids. first vice
| leader; Mrs. Oswald Chew, Of Radnor
second vice leader, and Mrs. $. G. Wet
EEL of Wayne. treasurer.
The stated meeting OF the Saturday
/ Club. of Wayne. will he held today at .
o'clock. Mrs. A. II. Elliot, chairman
For the Social and Industrial Section the
speaker will he Miss Anne thoadcs. There
will he a sale of dolls and toys for THO
benefit of the NcighhorhOod League. Any
contributions Tor the poor and needy OF
, tho noighborhood of candy toys, clothing
and 50 OH should lie sent to tho Saturda y
/ club house.
/ Tho Committee OH Ward Affairs will
I hold an important meeting at the civic
I club this morning at half-past 10 O'ClOCk.
with Miss Clara Middleton as chairman.
The civic club will hold two meetings
on Tuesday, December ~ The COM
/ mittec on Municipal Affairs will meet
I "t 10 o'Cloch, and at II o'clock the
! Childrcn's Welfare Committee will meet.
NJ meeting at the HhlOmusian tluh
at half-past three James Francis Cooke
will speak on Past and Future OF Music
/ in America The program will be i'm
charge Of Mrs. james Francis Cooke and
Miss Dorothy Goldsmith. Mrs. Marshall
! Il. Smith will be hostess,
Z This afternoon. at three O'Clock, Joseph
Pcuncll will talk on pictorial pos-ibili-
ties of Work" Lantern slides OF Mr.
4 Icnncl's drawings will be shown. par,
ticularly the ones Of the Panama Canal.
/ The Current Events Class with Miss
! sara G. Collins, leader, will consider at q
: meeting ON Wednesday morning "phla-
, dclphia as an Ant Centre.
/ Through the Red Cross Society, the
/ Philauthropic Section. OF which Mrs.
/ Richard = Holmes Is chairman. is work
/ ing for the relief of wounded soldiers IN
Il small hospital near Paris. 1t is also
| making garments for the babies OF the
poor in Philadelphia. This section meets
every Friday morning,
4 The following officers were elected re-
/ Gently at The annual meeting of the Pro-
/ rcssionaI WomCns club, held at the Col
onuadc Hotel: President, Mrs. Dora IIar-
/ Nry DevCin first vice president, Mrs.
! Mary CARMEL MacI;uen; second vice pres
idcnt, Miss Emile Krider Norris; third
| vice president, Mrs, Boulah l.. jay; cor
responding secretary, Miss Mary r. Ma
! neely; recording secretary, Mile. Clemen-
| tine Dalcour: treasurer Miss Margaret 5.
! Lyons board Of managers Mrs. Helen n.
| Cow. DR.. Grace Andrews. Miss Frances
| Rosenthal, Miss Agnes Clune Quinan and
| Miss Alice EnGlc,