Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25
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will be open for inspection. Attention IL
called TO the Lake House and lake, the
w. o. S. A., natatorium, gymnasium. mu-
scum. hospital. carpenter shop, drawing
and cooking rooms, girls hockey field and
the dairy plant, At II O'Clock, meeting of
the W. o. s. A. in old scholars tent on
the girls lawn; opening remarks and
reading of the report of the board of
managers by Morris T. Leeds, president.
Addresses: THE Changing Status Of Pri-
vate Education" Rayner w. Kelsey; IAN
Intellectual Revival" Thomas X Brown
The meeting will be closed by calling for
the early and middle decades to proceed
In order to luncheon In the central build
ings. The recent decades and classes
will then group themselves by years In
the tent and he served there. After lunch
baseball. cricket. tennis and walks over
the farm will be INDUCED in These games
VIII be arranged between the present and
old scholars. Special trains leave Broad
street station for Westtown at Sis, s:2f,
9:45 and il:0S a. m. Many OF the gradu-
ates are expected back so that the day
will be great success.
An interesting affair which will take
place on Tuesday evening. June /, will
be a song recital by Miss Lucy Isabel
Marsh, soprano, assisted by Mrs. Dor
othy Johnston Baeseler, which will be
for the benefit of the Providence General
Hospital fund. Among those who have
consented to act as patronesses are Mrs.
Rudolph Blankenburg, Mrs. Charlemagne
Tower Mrs. George Woodward. Mrs.
Charles T. Evans, Miss Mary E. Con-
verse, Mrs. Jones wister, Mrs. Mary
Roberts Rnehart, Mrs. Alice Barker
stephens, Mrs. John Dearnley. Miss Ida
n. Nelson. Miss Katherine Nelson. Mrs.
Robert Hey.
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Club of Oak Lane will be given on
Wednesday afternoon on the estate of
Mrs. Il. Clarence Miller, The performances
will be an open-air production of Mid
summer Nights Dream" under the direc-
tion of Miss Elizabeth Lavender Schriener.
The hostess of the day will be Mrs. q.
Clarence Miller. and she will he assisted
by Mrs. William II. Shelly, Mrs ]. d.
Miller, Mrs. Gaskell Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs.
Dexter, Mrs Laubach. Mrs, Prince, Mrs.
Shoemaker and Mrs. William Wagner.
The Wednesday Evening Dancing Class
will give large and attractive subscrip-
ton dance in the Twentieth Century Hall
this evening, The hall will be decorated
in spring flowers and the committee have
engaged several well-known dancers
to give exhibition dances. The proceeds
will be given to the fund for the
new Mercy Hospital Mrs. Thomas Culif4;
by Mrs. Thomas Love. Mrs. Isaac II.
Adler, Mrs. Frederick Leopold. Mrs.
Thomas Fitzgerald, Miss Ella Ryan, Miss
Agnes Ryan. Miss Ella Rudolph Miss
Charlotte King, Mrs. Louis Meyers and
Miss Marion Peterson
A most enjoyable dramatic and literary
entertainment was given Sunday evening
in the church auditorium by the mem
bers of the choir OF the John Chambers
Memorial Presbyterian Church, 2sth and
Morris streets, under the direction of Mr..
William Boyd. assisted by the organst.
Mr.. william Lenton. The younger MEM
bers were seen in humorous sketch, en-
titled waiting for the Trolley" and tall
ent of a very high order from all parts
of the city participated. The following
had the important parts: Mrs. ]. Colgan.
Miss Alice Boyd, Miss Elsie Teears. Miss
Eleanor Knox, Miss Genevieve Knox, Miss
Genevieve Semple, Miss May McGlnn.
Mrs. j. Schwartz, Miss Margaret Foote.
Mr.. +. Mcintyre, Mr.. Frank Sperry, Mr..
George Steller, Mr. James Boals, Mr..
Harry Boals and Mr.. James Johnson.