Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
NIoMAN SUFFRAGE is the them,

w clever musical comedy, entitled
safety First" to be presented at Epiph-
any School Hall. 18th and jackson streets,
Friday evening, December 8. The playlet
is interspersed with many original musi-
cal numbers, and several members Of the
company will take part in specialties.
Proceeds from the affair will be given TO
the school fund Of the Church Of the
Epiphany.
Some of the best known amateurs in
the city will be included in the cast.
Stars of st. Monlca's, Philopatrian and
st. stephens Dramatic Company will have
parts in the cast. Mr.. Daniel A. Hogan,
a former member of the Mask and Wig
Club OF the University of Pennsylvania,
has been directing rehearsals and dane
ing numbers for the last month. assisted
by the author, Mr.. Lester Wilmer and
Mr.. Edward A. Carroll has written three
musical numbers for the show.
one of the features of the affair will be
the handsome costumes and special ar
rangement of dances to accompany the
Introduction of a number of popular
songs. Principal parts will be taken by
Miss Nan Furey. Miss Gertrude Nc
Loughlin, Mr.. Martin Hickey, Mr.. James
Conley, Mr. Hugh Daley, Mr.. John
Wooley and Mr.. Joseph A. Cunningham.
IIlt ClOTuS VIII lnCluue MISS Helen MS-
Sorley. Miss Pauline Dougherty, Miss
Frances Crowley, Miss Adelne Gilling-
ham, Miss Isabel McNelis, Miss Margaret
MCSorley and Miss Ada Long, Mr.. Drew
Toland Mr.. Michael Dcvine. Mr.. Joseph
Dougherty, Mr.. Frank Carney, Mr.. Will
lam Keegan. MIR. James Cassidy, MIR.
Joseph Donnelly and Mr.. Martin Henry.
Another special feature will be n dance
specially by Mr.. Joseph Lamb and Miss
Marie Daley.
Mr.. Paschal Peters and Miss Kathryn
Martino gave a masquerade party to
their friends last Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. Peters, 1889 Morris street.
The costumes were of the greatest
variety
Miss Elsie McFadden was awarded first
prize for the best dress. representing "a
summer girl" while the mimic honors
were showcred on Miss Elizabeth Philips.
The male imitators to receive prizes were:
Mr.. Charles stevenson. appearing as "a
girl of today" while the comic honors
were divided between Michael Martino
and Mr.. Peter Peters. the former as
"Uncle Sam" and the later as the Sher
.ff."
Among the other guests present were
Miss Esther Brooks Miss Katheryn Mar
tno, Miss Mary Peters, Miss Anna Col
gate, Miss Josephine Cervo Miss Mar
Earet Pagan, Miss katheryn Knox, Miss
Lillian Russell, Miss Blanche Russell,
Miss Anna Craig. Miss Esther Allen, Miss
Mary Cooley, Miss Anna Mnlloy, Miss
Margaret Mauss and Miss Mary Malloy.
Mr.. Peter Peters, Mr.. John Reynolds,
Mr. James Burke, Mr.. George Shields,
Mr.. Joseph McGoldrick. Mr.. Michael Mar
tino. Mr.. Charles Stevenson, Mr. Paschal
Peters. Mrs. James McDevitt. Mr.. Har-
ry Becker, Mr.. William Meyers, Mr.. Will
lam DOYLE and Mr.. Albert Mccullough.
Mr. Peters and Mr.. I4ignello conducted
the grand march. Professor Travis
string orchestra played the dance mu-
sic.
The original Imperial Club of Philadel-
phin gave their fourth banquet last Sat
urday evening at 523 South 9th street,
Those who attended included Miss Dora
Goldstein. Miss Bella Malin. Miss Reba
Hirsh, Miss Rose Goldberg. Miss Eliza
beth Morrison. Miss Sara Gold. Miss
Sophie Numeroff. Miss NJ. Minnie Kibrick,
Miss Sophie Kommisky, Mr.. Joseph
Brown. Mr.. Reuben Brown Mr.. Maurice
Moss. Mr.. Harry Kaplan. Mr. BENJAMIN
Wolf, Mr.. Morris Noriwitz, Mr. George
Weinstein, Mr.. Israel Dressler, Mr.. Will
liam Kopf, Mr. Harry Schwarts. Mr.
Joseph SChaeffer, Mr.. William r. Heller
Inc tnel I1tOD Troop. boy StOulS OI
America. under Acting SCoutmaster Isaac
z. Feinsten, took their first annual hike
10 Haddonheld, y. j.. last Thursday. \
football game and other athletic events
were on the program for the day. after
which a campfire was built and campfire
stories told. The troop was then rendered
n reception by NIr and Mrs. p. Fem
stein. of IIaddonheld. After a series of
Scout songs and yclls the troop left for
home after spending a most enjoyable
day. IL Is rapidly progressing and prom
ises to he the model troop. The Rev. DR..
Raphael Hal Melamed has been elected
chaplain. Troop headquarters are at the
Ohel Jacob Synagogue, 7th street above
Columbia avenue.
A musicale will he held this evening
at the home of Mrs Jack Levy, Edgewood
road, Brookline. for the benefit OF the
West Philadelphia General Homeopathic
Hospital. Mrs. Kate Boutelic Maher will
give readings and the pianist will be
Mr.. George Mcclellan.
Miss Mabel Bowers of $50 Shadeland
avenue, Drexel Hill. celebrated her l+th
birthday with a party at her home on
Saturday evening.
Among the guests were Mr.. John Main,
Miss Gwendoyn Frmin. Miss Yvonne
Havens. Mr.. Stanley Scheffer. Miss Sadie
Guerrero ana MI " diItH Hbilds, nl
Garrettford Miss Ada Murray, Miss Ruth
Murray, Miss Madeline Green. Miss
Emma Green. Mr.. Roy Murray, Mr., Floyd
Murray, Mr.. Samuel Rudolph. Mr.. Harry
Reasley and Mr.. Frank German, of Cara
ington; Miss Genevieve Colvey. Mr..
David Colvey. Mr.. Ronald Dickson and
Mr. William Bennett.
A masked party was given by Miss
Lillian Langsam and Miss Jean c, Lang
sam, on Thanksgiving evening, at their
home. 1911 South 2d street. Dancing and
singing were the main features of the
evening Selections on the piano We're
rendered By Miss Claire LaventhaL Mr..
Harry Friedman, Mr.. Stanley Levy and
Mr. Wolf. MIR. William Holtz, Mr.. Joseph
Goldberg, Mr. Jack BELOW and Mr.. a iert
Mnlman entertained with vocal selections,
The guests present were Miss Lillian
Langsam, Miss Jean g. Langsam. Miss
Anna Pollock. Miss Adella Pollock, Miss
Hester Conen. Miss Irene Cohen, Miss
Elizabeth II. Gozinker. Miss Anna Snyder,
Miss Katherine Yogel, Miss Ida Yogel.
Miss Sophia Cohen, Miss Jean Good Gilman,
Miss Florence Lieberman. Miss Sophia
WaXler, Miss Rose Klen. Miss Dorothy
Zahn, Miss Edna Goldberg, Miss Claire
Laventhal and Miss Eva Zahn. Mr., Henry
snyder. Of Lancaster, Pa; MIR. Harry
Langsam. Mr. Samuel Snyder, Mr.. Myer
Snyder, Mr.. Samuel ZuCkeTman, Mr.. Jack
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