Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

the benefit of the Mutual Beneficial Association
Of the Employees Of the Bureau of Water vii.
be held April 23 at Claytons Academy. 9tB
street and Girard avenue. The affair will be
under the management of William II. Weave.
The Ministries will be staged by David sampson.
OF tho Moose Mlnstrcls; the acts will be staged
by Eddie Abbot, of the I.ubin STAFF. and William
r. Wagner. of the Bureau Of Water
Miss Anna McFadden entertained a number Of
her friends last week at her home, 297l Titun
street.
a birthday party was given recently to Frank
lin Gauer, 250S East York street, by his parents.
The occasion the young mans Goth birth
day. The guests were Mrs, Clymer Mrs. tar
vcy Mrs William Sommcrs, Mrs Gertrudr
SchnitHel Miss Emma Ciuth, Miss II. Hoepn,
Miss r. Sines. Miss NJ Harvey Miss g. Jordan,
Miss Ethel Shubert Miss Clara Krause Miss
Florence Mcbride. Miss Edna Gauer Miss Anna
Martin. Miss Eva Gormey. Miss Mary Evers,
Miss Eleanor Francis, Miss Anna Gauer Mis-
Emma Harvey, william Sommers, John Piston
William Edmondsun Victor Hoepn, William
Rothfuss, Martin Nickum Harry Zeener, Fred
Bauers, George Weber Robert Hoeph. Robert
Reese, Harry SChnitzel, John Conway and Ju-
seph Ragan
Miss Nellie Wood was given delightful birth
day party last week by her parents at their
residence, ll23 North Hancock street. Those
attending were Miss Mary Wood. Miss Bertha
Loeher, Miss Sara Strain, Miss Stella Salmon,
Miss Anna Foley, Miss Edna Wett, Miss Lily
Bouerle, George Walsh. John Abel, James Bax.
ter, Joseph Lynch, George Larmer Harry Davis
Austin Nanarsdale, George Hessler, Mr. and
Mrs Strain. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry.
War on the Saloon is the slogan for Easter
Monday night at the East Baptist Church,
Grard and East Columbia avenues. Ten
Nights in a Barroom" in moving pictures VIII
be given. The promoters claim it to be the
greatest temperance and anti-saloon sun ever
fired. AS extra, war pictures from the front
Will be shown. lecture will be given in con-
nection with the foregoing by the Rev. Charles
II, Woolston, pastor of the church. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the advancement OF
the summer work Of the church.
An entertainment and reception was given
last week at Frankford avenue and William
street by Washington Camp No, 263 +. o. S. A.
Tho music was under the direction of william
r.. McCarty, of the Aqula Band. William
Bissett chairman OF the Committee on Ar
rangements.
Miss Alma Eberstein. 29i7 North Franklin
street, was given delightful birthday party
last week by her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
erck Eberstein, The home was decorated in
green effects and the favors were most unique
Dancing. music, songs and recitations marked
the progress of the night. The guests were
Miss Jane Kerns, Miss Helen Fletcher, Miss
Laura Miller. Miss Becky Sharpham. Miss Ger.
trude Weber Miss Edna d. Bewghouse, Miss
Jennie Eberstein, Miss Mary Frcke, Mrs. Annie
Much Miss Nan Ebersten, Dick Turner, Harry
Smith, Joseph Noble, Harry Moeller, Louis K.
AGoeer Julius Goetz, William Abel Walter
Rodgers, Herbert Lincoln and II. Harold Bush.
The Baxter Field Club held its annual recep-
ton at the home of John Daley manager of
the baseball team, 25l6 Coral street, last week
The members attending We're Messrs. McFar-
land, Kampf. Campbell, Morgan, Swenson. Fle-
ming Geigler, Carey, Baxter and Daley A
business meeting resulted In the reelection OF
officers for the ensuing sport season as follows:
President John McKeone, superintendent of the
Baxter Mills, and Tioga streets; vice presl-
dent Joseph Smith; treasurer. John Baxter,
owner of the Baxter Mills; manager OF baseball
team. John Daley. The club Is preparing to
meet all hrst-class attractions surrounding the
city
on Saturday evening MIR, and Mrs. Eug me
Kohler celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary at their home. 5lO9 Frankford avenue
The guests OF honor were the Rev. Henry
Franklin. who performed the ceremony 25 years
ago Miss Lizzie Heerman. who was brides
maid, and Jesse Heerman, who was best man
There were about 100 guests present
A 800" and pinoehle will be given by the
Ladies Auxiliary Commandery, No. 10 at Nose
bach's. 18Th street and Girard avenue. on April
10. Mrs. Elizabeth Mink Is president Of the
oommandery