Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-06
GERMANTOWN Y. w. C. A. TO HAVE
A BENEFIT ON DECEMBER 10
Interesting Musicale Will Be Given at the Home of Mr.
and Mrs Peter Woll, Jr, Under the Auspices
of the Delta Kappa Sigma

AN INTERESTING musicale Will be
4 given on the evening Of Friday De
cember 10, for the benefit OF the Young
Women's Christian Association OF Ger
mantown, under the auspices Of the Delta
Kappa Sigma Society, at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Peter VOL, Jr.. 10th avenue ana
City line, Oak Lane. The soloists VIII DC
Mrs. Marie Stone Langston, contraito'
Mr.. Russell Spruance, baritonei DR.. Il. H.
Loughrldge. violinlst, and Miss Dorothy
shelmerdine, reader
The members of the sorority, VINO are
giving the affair, include Miss Madeielile
Asbury, Mrs Earl Breeding, Miss May y
Buck, Mrs. Arthur Burgess, Miss MAI
garet s. Crowther, Mrs. Philip ID; row
Ter, Miss william i. Gruhler, MIS- ~
Bismarck Kieserwetter, Miss Katherine D
Moore and Miss Louise G. sautier.
A very interesting performance VIII DC
given in the New Century Drawing Room
on Tuesday evening, when the Thespian
Club. under the auspices of the auXliary
OF the Western Temporary Home, VIII
present "Celle's Pretensc."
Mrs. Josiah Il. WiEits Is chairman OF
the committee, which includes Mrs j. X
Knerem, Mrs. Dale Baker Filter, Mrs.
George sayen, Mrs Shelby shankln, Miss
Martha Blaklston, Miss Elizabeth Nassau
Miss Helen Girvin, Miss Josephine Sher-
ron, Mrs Frederick Morris, Miss Esthet
Blsler Miss Marjorie Morris, Miss Ethei
Bowman, Mrs. w. II Walsh. Miss lrma
Lewis. Miss Helen Glase, Miss Amelia
Robb Miss Mary stevenson, Miss Grace
Kimball Miss Edna d. Wiler, Miss Em-
lily Townsend, Miss Marion Price, MISS
Eleanor Morse, Mrs. w. Kimble kimball
and Miss Emma Miller
The play will be followed By dance,
and the committee Is working Industrious
ly to make the affair big SUCCESS
One of the most attractive of this sea-
sons charity affairs will be dance
given for the benefit of l. 'Assunta House,
of 1881 South 10th street, which VIII ne
held at the Hotel Walton on THURSDAY
December l6. The arrangements are DeinB
completed by Miss Katherine b. Tullidge,
who is assisted by a committee OF sirls'
including Miss Rosalte McMichan MISS
Sarah Beecher Finck, Miss Mary Kelly
Miss Dorothy Hoban, Miss Marie Mclean,
Miss Margaret Tmlidgc, Miss Helen
O'Nfeara, Miss Eleanor Hayden McFad-
den, Miss Marie Bonner, Miss Grace wall
ton, Miss Helen McGlinn Miss Helen
Harrity and Miss Beatrice Harrity. Great
interest has been exhibited at the daily
meetings, which are held at the walton
There will be an origial exhibition OF the
Pavlowa gavotte by Miss Mary StilS, as
sisted by Vincent Carroll.
L'Assunta House is under the direction
of the Rev. Edward ]. Lying. of the Cath
olic Missionary Society.
League of Philadelphia has issued cards
OF invitation to an open house" at llO4
and ll06 Girard street. on Monday, from
II n. m. until 10 p m. The league mas
been established as practical express
sion OF good fellowship, and in It's every
detail and every environment the ldea
has been resolved into effect.
Lunch and rest rooms. club classes ana
religious services are among the attrac-
tions provided for it's membership of over
1900, while social reunions are of frequent
occurrence.
The italian Relief Committee of the
Emergency Aid will present an evening
of instrumental music and Italian song
Mt the Academy of Music on December IL
at s:l5 O'Clock. The officers of the COM
mittee include Mrs. Benjamin Mlile!'
chairman; Mrs. George Harrison Fisher
Mrs Robert b. Haines, Jr., vice chair
man, and Mrs. Harold Ellis Yarnan'
chairman of the General Committee
The following artists have offered their
services: Nine. Stuart Taylor, meZ2o So
prano; Miss Flora Bradley. soprano; Mrs
Dorothy tombstone Baesler, harp; Plou
Wlzla, baritone; Mr. Herman SANDY
cello; Signor Ferrucci Giannlni' tenor ana
Signor Alfonso Rosa bass.
The Alumni Association OF tile Hebrew
Educational Society is making arrange-
merits for the annual dance to be held
on Wednesday evening, January IL, at
Apollo Hail. 1925 North Broad street. Spe-
cial features every hour will be one of the
attractions of the dance, At the regular
meeting held Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber /, in the school auditorium, corner
10th and Carpenter streets, Miss Rose i.
Bienenstock, the chairman OF the Dance
Committee reported that the committee
is working diligently, and contemplates
that this affair will be rousing financial
as well as distinct social success.
The Entertainment Committee arranged
n very good musical program for the
meeting Folk dances by pupils of the
George Washington School and violin
solo by one of the pupils were among
the numbers on the program. Miss
Minnie Block rendered several vocal
solos and Mrs. Idaline G. Saylor was
| at the piano.
The next regular meeting OF the Alumni
| Association will be held on Wednesday
evening, January ., In the school
auditorium, when the final ARRANGEMENTS
for the dance will be made. Another in
teresting program for this meeting is now
being prepared.