Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-22

lN1 on Saturday evening at her home.
5242 Addison street. in honor OF her
daughter, Miss Glare Mulhern, who cele-
brated her 18th birthday. The guests in
cluded Miss Florence walker, Miss Caro-
line Barthoow, of Baltimore; Miss Chris
tine Burnhart, of South Bethlehem; Miss
Marietta Van Deever. Miss Peggy Nc
Daid, Miss Ethel Walker. Miss Gertrude
w. Mulhern, Miss Marion Haley, Mr. Carl
Walgran, Mr.. Harry Wlgham, Mr. Wall
lace Murray, Mr.. John y. McGarvey. Mr..
Thomas Lennon. Of New York; MIR j, ].
welsh, Mr.. /. T. Salisbury, Jr., MIR. ]. ].
Murray, Of Baltimore, and MIR NJ, a. Nc
Conlogue.
Nearly 800 caddles IN the Old York road
section were entertained at three OF the
leading country clubs I'm the northern
part Of the city at the annual Christmas
dinner, entertainment and distribution of
clothing given by the clubs yesterday.
The crowd ut the Phlmont Club con-
sisted of 175 caddies, 30 club members and
20 entertainers. Mr.. Ellis A. Gimbel, pres
ident Of the club. did not arrive until
late In the afternoon and Mr.. Henry
Strouse conducted the affair In his abb
scnce Speeches were made by John War
den, 20 years old, the oldest caddie, and
Horace Tipping. somewhere between
and 10 years, the youngest. Every caddy
received a 81 bill, n purse, a Up. G. c."
sweater, box Of candy and all the
turkey and cranberry sauce ana other
trimmings no could dispose OF Five
caddics received special prizes of 81 each
for extra good work during the year.
Among the prominent club men and
women who assisted I'm the affair were
kVaV
baum, Mrs Ellis a. Gimhel, Mrs
Charles Gimbel. Mrs. Henry Strousc, Mrs
L. Baum, Mrs. Simon Rosenau, Mrs. Mill
ton HerOld, Mrs Joseph Snellenburg,
Mrs. Fannie Mastbaum, Mrs. Alexander
Daunenbaum. Mrs. Harry Snclleuhurg,
Mrs. Louis Wolf, Mrs, Ely *. Selg, Mrs.
Sidney Aloe, Miss Mildred Strouse, Mrs
David Flcisher, Mr. Ellis A Gmbel. Mr.
Ellis Gimbel, Jr., Mr.. Ely X. Selig, Mr.
Henry Strousc, Mr. Louis Wolf and other
officials and members of the club.
Prize sweaters, and needed and useful
articles of clothing were presented to
the caddies at the Huntington Valley
Club. An entertainment in which the
caddos provided the music and perform
crs also featured the affair. AT the
dinner table addresses were made by the
Rev. Benjamin Sandcrsou, of Wyncotc;
Mr.. John w. Pepper. president of the
club, Il. +. Langley and Mr.. David Cuth-
bert
Among the prominent clubmen and
women who assisted were Mr.. Il. p. Lang
ley President John w. Pepper. Mr. T..
T. Henson, Mr.. George w. Elklns, Jr.,
Mr. H. A. Ross. Mr. Corbit Lowering. Mr..
Fltz-Eugcne Dixon, Mr.. John Rankin, Mr.
Frank Buck. Mr.. q. B, Pningst, Mr.. II,
LippiuCott. Mr.. John Rex, Mr.. II, G.. Fet-
terolf Mr. w. H. Smedley, Mr.. John
Winston the Rev. Mr.. Sanderson, Mrs.
Caleb u. Fox, Mrs. G. Henry Stctson,
Elkins, Jr,, Mrs. Corbit Lowering, Mrs.
Gilpln Lowering and Mrs. 5, a. Boyle.
About 30 caddics were the guests of the
Old York Road Club at the clubhouse,
near JenlSintown, The affair was ar
ranged by n special Christmas committee
as an appreciation Of good service by
the boys during the year and in addition
to n dinner and entertainment, each boy
was given n pair Of shoes.
The Unique Club met Mt the home Of
Miss Rcba Mcltzcr. 30i3 Bcrks street, Of
which she Is Il member. \ number Of
donations were brought in by the girls
for the bazaar and dance which the club
is giving for the benefit Of the jewish
war sufferers to be held at the Gladstone
Club rooms, 10th street and Susquchunna
avenue,
The club will hold theatre party
Christmas evening, when the guests win
include Miss Jean Baron, Miss Rae
Baron Miss Pearl Burnstin-, Miss Fam
ME Cohen Miss Melba BuNbaum, Miss
Essle Deutsch. Miss Sarah Gerson, Miss
Rose Krakovitz, Miss Helen Margolis,
Miss Helen LEBLANC, Miss Matilda Levitt,
Miss Gertrude Silver and Miss Ethel
Wolf
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Helen Margolis, go Green
wich street. on January 8.
A birthday party was given by Mr., and
Mrs. Lewis, nt their home, 3e0G York
street in honor of their granddaughter,
Miss Irene Wcinstein, Among those pres
ent were Miss Irene Lewis, Miss Gertrude
Lewis. Miss Evelyn Weinstein. Miss Irene
Weinstein, Miss Dorothy Weinstein, Miss
Hortense Weinstein, Miss Celia Bernstein,
Miss ROsalie Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Weinstein, Arthur
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