Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03

be given to the dinner-dance by series
OF competitions in the one step, fox trot
and hesitation. Tho committee in charge
of the arrangements includes Mr. Lothrop
Lee, Mr.. w. r. Rossmassler, Mr. NJ. L.
Bethel. Mr.. L. Y. Townsend and Mr.. II.
j. Lawrence, Ir.
A golf tournament will be held at the
New Torresdale Golf Club on Monday
morning. Mr.. Rush Rowland has charge
Of the entries.
The Overlook Golf Club will also hold
a golf tournament for its members on
Monday morning. This will be followed
by the dansant at the clubhouse from
? until o'clock. Mr.. Charles Hoffman
has charge of the arrangements.
Cynwyd Club-At II oclock Monday the
baseball team OF the club will play the
Cynwyd Boys Club on the field, Lever
ing Mil and State roads, and at o'clock
exhibition tennis matches will be played
or the Cynwyd courts by special play
ers from the home team and other coun-
try clubs.
Open house and the dansant will be
interesting afternoon attractions. which
will draw many of the young people over
to the clubhouse between and o'clock
In the evening at $50 elaborate firework
celebrations will be given, following by
dancing in the clubrooms and spacious
porches.
The Curtis Country Club on Springfield
road, Media, will hold an all-sports day
for girls under the direction of Mr..
Thomas McCafferty, the president of the
club, assisted by Mrs. MeBlane, the
chaperon for the girls. A large number
OF the employees of the Curtis Publishing
Company expect to participate. Races OF
all aAV.4a ,uFfn kn EnNa
lemon race, bag, three-legged and water
carrying race sound promising. The
tennis courts Will be in use throughout
the day. The "All Star" baseball game
at 2:3O, in which the girls team will play
the boys team, will be the most i'm
portant event Of the day. A pitcher and
a catcher from the ranks Of the boys will
be given to the girls team as a handl-
cap. Other amusing features will be the
pie-eating contest and the peanut-scram-
BILE for children. Refreshments will be
proourable at the clubhouse, and there
will be dancing. music and fireworks dur
ing the evening.
The 21st Ward has made unusual
a safe and SANE" celebration OF Inde-
pendence Day. At 7:l5 o'clock on Monday
morning there viii b. parade of Sunday
school children headed by mounted po-
lee Mr. Hiram J.. Wynee chief marshal;
and these aides appointed by the various
schools: Mr.. William Robinson, Jr., Mr..
John Moore. Mrs. Frank Carlisle, Mr..
Fr9nk Wager, Mrs George Ehly, DR..
william Holdt Mr.. Harry Ileale. Mr.. Ed
ward Harp, Mr. George Katzenbach, Mr..
Louis Rebel Mr., Horace V. MacFadyen
and Mr. George Blumenauer,
Each school will be preceded by band
~ music. They viii march IN the follow
H.. Dee 49,
Galilee Baptist, Fourth Reformed, Rox-
borough Baptist. Central Methodist,
Grace Lutheran, Ebenezer Methodist.
Epiphany Lutheran, Talmage Memorial
and Bethany Lutheran. The parade viii
form at Lyceum and Manayunk avenues
and march out Lyceum avenue TO the
Ridge. when the schools will turn, passing
north or south 20 reach their picnic
grounds for the day In Manayunk, the
Catholic schools will parade separately.
Mount Zion Methodist viii picnic In
McAfasters Grove. Lower Merton, where
program OF athletic sports and con-
cert OF instrumental music viii be given.
In the evening there will be grand dis
play OF fireworks In the RoXtorough Ball
Park. on Rector street, under the direc-
tion of Mr.. G. A. Rudolph
Under the auspices OF the Athletic As
ISOLATION Lansdowne will have a com
munity safe and sane celebration equal to
any to be held in the county. Beginning
at $50 there viii be baseball game be-
tween Media and the Union Athletic As
ISOLATION At 1850 the Marine Band from
Philadelphia will arrive 70 play during the
afternoon and evening. At 215 Mr..
Fred Underhill win make an address
This will be followed by field sports IN
which there win be over 200 children 10
take part One OF the novel features viii
be a pie eating contest. More than 50
prizes viii be given to winners. In the eve
ming. from 7;S0 10 $50, moving pictures viii
be shown and viii be followed by a large
display Of fireworks. The last piece OF
fireworks Is 20 be Lansdowne's new pub
leity slogan, i3 feet in diameter IL viii
read, Superb suburb. Lansdowne the
Place to Live In" The committee IN
charge consists OF Mr. John Jarvis. Mr.
Thomas Sarren, Mr Walter c. Powell
Dr.. G. Victor Janvier, Mr.. william Hen-
shaw. Mr.. Joseph A. OBFlen Mr.. Fred
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