Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
ITERTNINNENTS

MacCarroll, Jr. Mrs. Alfred Marshall.
| Miss Josephine Mather, Miss Dorothy
Mather, Mrs II. Mcknight Moore, Mrs.
Edwin r. Monroe Mrs. Thomas NJ Mont
gomery Mrs. George a. Piersoi. Mira.
Harrie B. Price Mrs. Ivan Prowattain,
Miss Mary w schlott, Mrs Alice Powell
Sellers. Mrs. George A. Smith Miss Rosa
lie L. Smith, Miss NJ Alice stecher, Mrs
Floyd w Tomkins. Mrs. Ernest L. Tus-
tin, Mrs. w Graham Tyler. Mrs. Lewis
l. Walker, Mrs. Charles r. warwick.
Miss Florence Wiener, Mrs David d.
Wood, Mrs Sidney s. Yarnal Miss
Eleanor zwissler, Miss Jane w. Hornor.
Mrs. Charles c. stotesbury, Mrs. Fulton
r. Peale, Mrs. Charlemagne Tower.
An attractive fair win be given on the
lawn at the homo VI Mrs. Theron l.
Crane, 6lH Green rect. on Thursday
afternoon, June g. from 2 until $50
o'clock. The proceeds are to be used
for the Home for Incurables. Mrs
Charles w. Nevln OF Riverton, is pres-
ident of the home, and some of those
on the board OF managers who will take
an active part are Mrs Caleb J. Milne,
Jr., Mrs. 7. Il. Ross and Mrs Theron
! Crane, who will be in charge OF the
fancy goods table. Mrs. H. s. Prentiss
Nichols Will have charge of the books and
Mrs Anthony Wayne Robinson will pre-
side over the selling of baskets which
have been made by the inmates OF the
home. The children's work will be In
charge OF Mrs. Caroline Jippincott, Of
Wyncote.
Ice cream will be dispensed by Mrs.
Robert G. Heyl and Mrs. Paul Fife,
Flowers will be sold by Miss Beatrice
English, Miss Elaine Taylor English and
Miss Estelle Llppincott. Miss Hoyt and
Mrs. A. Reed McIntre, of Merton, have
arranged gooseneck grab bag. dear to
the heart Of every child. There will be
n lemonade we'll. n fortune-teller, in the
person of Mrs. Harry V, Register; a de-
lectable candy booth, in charge of Mrs.
Henry @. Mtchner, Miss Judith Marr,
Miss Louise Tllge and Miss wnifred Marr.
Real thrills will be caused by fascinating
moving pictures arranged by Mrs. Will
lam S. Poulterer and Mrs Harvey J.
Mitchell Little Bernard McIlhenny and
his pony cart will delight the youngsters.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. John
Fl. Jopson, 1924 Pine street and Miss
Helen Wriggins. Others on the board of
managers are Mrs e. o. Shakespere,
chairman; Mrs. Cyrus II. X Curtis, Mrs.
John b. Gribbel, Mrs. Edward r. Fell.
Miss Eleanor Johnson, Mrs. Samuel Kerr
and Mrs III. Spencer Lucas. The board
of managers, the young women's guild
and the first auxiliary have all combined
to make the fair huge success.
A Greek play of unique character viii =
hc presented tomorrow evening at the
First Baptist Church. 18th and sansom
streets by the Junior department OF the
Bible school, assisted by members of tho
Eastwood Players, Mr.. l.. Eastwood
Seibold, the author OF the piece. the
Unknown God" will appear in the Lead
ing role of Dionysius, the Areopagite.
The theory of emotional effect of color
or the mind has been introduced. and
both scenery and costumes have been
planned accordingly. The costumes all
OF which are historically correct, are
made from rare materials and copied
from ancient diagrams. The drama will
be preceded by a group of tabeaux on
Pauls early life, under the direction OF
Miss Airline Langworthy. Mrs. Henry j.
Seibold has arranged a most effective
musical program during the various
scenes. The cast will include Miss Lucille
Kepler. Mr. S. ]. Clevenger. Jr Mr. Nor
rts l.. Rosenthal. Mr.. r.. Roland Snader.
Jr, and Mr.. Eastwood Seibold, of the 4
Eastwood Players. assisted by Miss MARI
garet Walker, Miss Dorothy Kelly Mis-
Una Norman, Miss Florence Mason, Nil
Evelyn McCurdy, Miss Lillian RamS9S.
Mr.. Craige McCombe Snader Mr.. Carpen-
ter f. LoNley, Mr., Charles Hawthorne,
Mr.. Chester Shiber Mr. r. c. Nanger
and Mrs. Arthur II. Clevenger.
a most attractive dramatic and musical
entertainment will be given this evening
under the auspices of the Tracey Home
for Women, AZ North 18th street. in Grif-
fifth Hall. 1920 Chestnut street. The pro-
gram will consist of the story of BEN
Hur," told in IL scenes, and interspersed
by vocal and piano solos. The Tracey
Home, which fills a need among women.
and is similar to the work done by the
Inasmuch Mission, is sorely in need OF
funds at the present time; 1t is maintain
ed solely by voluntary contributions, and
it's success is due 10 the untiring energy
of the founder, Mrs, Tracey
The Story Tellers' League has CONF
cluded it's seasons program of enter
tainments.