Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-14

/ A BIRTHDAY rARrN was given by
| n MIR. and Mrs l.. Eopucr in honor of
/ their daughter. Miss Ethel knpuer. sun
day evening. December : AT their home,
/ 1922 West Norris street.
Among the guests were Miss Rose
I.cvick, Miss Dora Levitsky, Miss Reba
Ciclt2er. Miss Sadie Romcr Miss Dora
DabloIf, Miss Charlotte Eapucr. Miss
Jennie Goldberg, Miss Esther Napher'
Miss Fannie Levin, Miss Fannie hllho'
Miss Clara Margola, Miss Jan" hcN'
Miss Esther Lcibowit2, Miss Rose Fran
KEY. Miss Sadie Spachner. Miss Mandell,
Miss Ethel Kapner, Mr.. Sidney Mandel.
| Mr.. Charles Scgal. MIR Charles Speigel'
/ Mr.. Abraham Bergman, Of New York;
MIR. Seymour Burns, Mr.. Joseph Mar
merstcin, MIR. Barney Josephs Mr.. Her
man Eiscn Mr. Jack Langweiler, Mr.
NJ. Weiss, Mr. BENJAMIN Levick. Mr..
Solomau Uhr. Nlr. sumter Mr.. Ellis
Mr.. smith, Mr. Brandt Mr.. Abraham
Weiss and MIR. Abraham Skibinsky
A musicale, followed by vegetarian
supper was given by Mr. and Mrs Is.
Wcisberg to their friends at their home
5l5 Spruce street, ON Sunday evening
The musical program was opened by
thci,, l7-year-old son, Alexander WeiS-
berg, who gave ChopiuS Nnlse, IN G
sharp minor; Liszt's Liebcrstraume and
Rachmaninoff Prelude. His playing of
Beethoven's Sonata Pathethique showed
keen Interpretation of the master
Other musicians who contributed to the
propram were Miss Mathilda Novuk, Miss
Rebecca Hornstcin, Miss Julia Sllverman'
Miss Esther Pollack. Miss Rose Mackler'
Doctor Mackler, DR.. r, Il. Weissberg'
Miss Rose Bernstein Miss Sadie Born
stein MI samuel Weisberg, Miss Ma
thlIda TER and Miss Rose Friedman
lao
la Bryan was served There were %
guests present.
ON saturday evening the young men Of
the Sigma Delta Fraternity of CoIiinES-
wood entertained their friends at 800
and dance in the CollngswOod Manor
House The occasion was the second ot
n series of social affairs which the Fra
ternity has planned for the winter sea-
son. Dancing and cards formed ue-
Iightful program Those present Mere
Miss Helen Martin. of PhOeniNviile; MISS
Fannie prestwich of Toronto. Can; Miss
Ada Townsend. Miss Mildred Williams
Miss Flora Wiskowski. Miss kathern
Osler. Miss Edith Mills, MISS Elhei
stuart Miss Flossic Jontrq, MISS Raechfl
Frame Miss Flora Is. Bowd n, MISS liele'l
1, Finn, Miss Ruth l.. Russ, Miss Buelah
w Tatem. Miss Grace f. Carr, Mr.. II.
Alien Merrick. Mr. j. Gearhart Crate MI
rrhnnas T. Williams. Mr William T.
stokes. Mr.. Ellis n. Shuster, Mr. Lloyd
n Hayney. Mr. Herbert Schooley. Mr.
F,Iuont Taylor, Mr., Housemen NJ. Nillee'
Mr., George Ward, Mr., Raymond Arm
strong Mr.. Harold b. Currlden, Dr.
II Wesley Jack, Mr.. Charles Tromme'
ana Mr.. William =, Tatem.
The Manufacturers and Merchants
RniIding and loan Association will hold
theatre party this evening followed by
dinner at the Manufacturers club,
THOSE in charge OF the affair are Mr
Israel Brod Mr.. Morris Tamarin, Mr.
I.ewis Blberman, Mr.. Benjamin Man
beimer Mr.. Albert NJ. Greenfield, Mr.
Man Herzberg, Mr.. Joseph Biherman' Nh
l. Printz. Mr.. David Horenstein, MT
Harry Burstein Mr. Morris Finer Mr.
samuel Neweoru. Mr., Aaron Freedman
NIr Israel Grossmau, MI. Il. H. Buchs-
barIm MI. r. Jacobs and Mr.. j. Marcus
4 farewell party in honor of his little
playmate. Maybelle Henoch, who is about
10 leave for Chicago was given by Jack
collins at his home. 1922 Washington ave-
nue., on Saturday,
The guest of honor furnished music to