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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09

he ought to give himself up for MUIR
der.
Thunder, no!'' answered the city
editor. Don't you see your duty
clear before your eyes, young MANI"
mo-" gUlped ToIland miserably. --
you go back to your desk and
write out full account of the sui
eide for the next edition." answered
the city editor. But, say! You don't
have to put yourself into it, you
know"
And TOIland must have had in him
the makings of a reporter, BECAUSE
seating himself at his typewriter, hef
found himself presently launching
birskly into a human interest story
describing the suicide of the famous,
actress. It was only when he had
finished that he realized the depths.
of degradation to which he had fall
en-. He took the manuscript over to-
the desk. ~
1--WE done it-bUt it mustn't be
published, Mr.. REM he said. I'D
lose my position. I'm going to
the police to give myself up" =!
Mr.. Rem, without answering, read
the article. AS he read it he slapped
his leg and chuckled. When he came
to the last words Miss Lawrence had
uttered, in which she begged to be
saved, he laid down the manuscript
and burst into loud guffaw. And
TOlland stared at the monster speech
lessly. Could it be a human being
who saw in such a terrible death of a
young and gifted woman nothing but
a news story?
Suddenly Rem handed back the
story. tits all right; we won't print
it, Tolland," he said. But it's for
your sake, understand. Anyhow, it's
too late. Here come the editions of
the other papers. Let's see what they
have to say about it"
They scanned the headlines on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

A PRETTY home wedding took place at
n clock today when Miss Bessie Il. Dittman,
daughter Of Mrs. Sarah Dittman Of 1925 North
33d street given In marriage by her
brother Joseph Dittman to Morris Bernstein
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mar
Win Nathan, Of the Beth Israel Congregation
32d street and Montgomery avenue. The bride
woro hand-embrodered gown Of white satin.
made with a court train and trimmed with
point lace. Her veil of tullc was arranged with
a Juliet cap of lace held in place with orange
blossoms. Bride roses and lilies of the valley
were combined In her bouquet
Miss Lillian Dittmnn, the maid OF honor was
her sisters only attendant Her gown was Of
god-embrodcrcd net over shell-pink silk and
she carried bouquet Of orchids and lilies of
the valley. Harry Dittman, the brides brother,
best man. The ceremony was followed by
a breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Bernstein left on an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
LANSDOWNE

Mrs. Daniel II. Barrow OF s5 Bartram avenue,
is visiting her mother in Chester.
The semi-annual convention Of the womans
Christian Temperance Union will be held in
Darby on Thursday. Mrs John Roberts will
speak "our Work In Syria" Other speak
will be Mrs Emma H, Howlands Miss Ethel
Shrigey, Mrs Lena G, Lewis Mrs. Arthur
Kent, Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell. Mrs. Edwin
Grice and Mrs. Jennie Norton Green
Miss Helen Davenport, Miss Marjorie Young
Miss Myrtle Craig and Miss Lillian Bloodsworth
will sing at the assembly of the High School
this morning
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Curtis have returned from
their wedding trip and spending a few
days with Mrs. Curtis mother. Mrs. Francis D.
Maxwell OF East Greenwood avenue
The Educational Committee OF the Asso-
cated Clubs OF Delaware County are planning
for a meeting to take place in Media about
the middle of April L. II. Dennis, head OF the
Vocational Department at Harrisburg, will be
present.
Miss Helen Reed of South Lansdowne ave-
nue.. win leave today TO visit friends for sew
eral weeks in Chicago,
At the annual meeting OF the Association Of
Womans Clups' winch was held IN LansdoWneI
the following officers were elected: President,
Mrs L. Blair Lueble; vice president. Mrs. Mel
ick secretary-treasurer, Mrs, S. Pancoast
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Garrett, of North Lans-
downe avenue, have their grandson. ]. Garrett
KeIl. visiting with them.
Miss Laura Pennock. OF windermers avenue.
is Visiting friends In Boston,
Mrs Richardson Shoemaker Of West Balti-
more avenue. win entertain the Mothers In
Council at her homo tomorrow afternoon. Pa
psrs win be read BY Mrs. W. H. Alexander ana
ldra Jessie Harper Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
GERMANTOWN

Miss Lillian Gordon, of Logan street, enter
tanned the Olive Club at her home last week.
Among the guests present Miss Nellie
Kirk, Miss Margaret Speese. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, Miss Dorothy Weiss, Miss Dorothy
speese. Miss Margaret Amber. Miss Mildred
Clayton Miss Florence Ester Miss Katheryn
Maxwell Miss Helen Webster Miss Mildred
Wilson, Miss Nellie jackson, Miss Alice Nc
Dowell and Miss Ella Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Downing, of s19 Car
penter street. will give dinner on Wednesday
in honor OF Miss Ethel Harrington. whose mar
rage with John NJ Holton will take place on
April &c.
H. B. Bruner of 81 East Price street. will
celebrate his 93d birthday on Thursday. It has
been Mr. Burners custom to give reception
to his men friends that day. This year, as
usual 200 invitations have been Issued, and open
house will be held from 3 until o'clock, when
Mr.. Bruner will receive the congratulations of
his friends
Miss Beulah w. Hortter OF 1870 Pelham road,
has returned from a visit with friends in Hack
ensack, N J.
Mrs w. B. Thomas, of Germantown avenue
and Church lane, is spending several weeks in
Virginia
MISS Helen Harrington, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Harrington, of liz West Upsal
street is spending several weeks in Camden,
B. c., where she Joined her parents. Miss
Harrington will return the early part of April
to attend her cousin, Miss Evelyn Harrington,
as maid of honor at her marriage to John Hol-
ton en- April G.
MIS-, Horace Reeves, of 4S2 West Walnut lane
Is In Atlantic City for short stay.
The Mems Association of Summit Presbyterian
Church will hold an entertainment Thurs
day evening OF this week. Walter s. Cowing,
chief executive of the Boy Scouts OF Philadel-
phia' will deliver address. The Scouts Band
ana Bugle Corps Of the church will furnish the
music and there will also be athletic contests
Edward T, Comfort. of 634S Knox street, has
take" the house on East Penn street owned for
many years by the late Miss Elizabeth Smith.
MT Comfort will be married to Mrs. harry NJ.
Dunn OF Staten Island. in May.
Miss Sarah Fern. OF Rittenhouse and Mccall
lum streets, has returned to her home from
England,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

SERIES Of 10 moving-picture evenings will
a \. held at the Pickering Hunt Club, be-
-,nn,ne next Friday and every Friday there
a. excepting April and 16. The pictures
~, hsoin at st5 o'clock and will be followed
nv further entertainment
r-,s club management has arranged to serve
.irb dinner before these affairs
,ro,obers OF the club will give a dinner to
,,,uisr, l. Clothier next Saturday night as
,oten Of their appreciation of his services as
MFH.
A., Alfred r. Allen, OF this city, entertained
:, luncheon yesterday at Miami, Fla, in honor
:, ,bs 10th birthday of her daughter Miss Helen
,u,n. The little guests included Miss Anita
rouIke and Pardee Fouke. of this city; Miss
n,.bara Discon and Palmer Discon, of Morris
,,ur. Miss Janet Beach, Chisholm Beach and
tI.rry Sanford, of New York, and Miss Mary
Drake, of Miami
Miss Edith wynne Matthison was entertained
=, luncheon today by Mrs John VI. Oakley at
,ho Gladstone. The other guests were Mrs
rbornton oakley, Mrs. Henry La Barre Jayne,
Mrs Henry S. Jeanes Mrs Charles Stewart
vurts, Mrs. Morris Llewellyn Cooke Mrs w.
yorke stevenson. Miss Maria NJ. Lansdale and
Miss Mary Winsor.
wilkins Thacher, son of DIR. and Mrs. G. II.
Tbacher of zoos Chestnut street, has issued in
yltatons for a dance to be given at his home
on Monday, April s.
The Theatre Club, organized by Mrs. G. Stan
lev Hurburt, will meet tonight for the last time
this season. There will be about 110 guests
,rosent who after the performance of "Per o.
Ny Heart" will go to the Bellevue-Stratford in
motors for supper and dancing. The supper
will be served in the Glover Room and the
dancing will take place between the courses.
Many elaborate favors, balloons, confetti, etc.
have been secured and the decorations and
flowers will be in keeping with the Easter
season.
Mrs. George Burton, of 2015 Spruce street,
tertained at luncheon today at the Ritz-Carlton
in honor of her daughter, Miss Margaret Handy
Burton. Covers were laid for 20 guests from tho
debutante set of this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

Great preparations are under way for the third
annual dance of the Grard Field Club, to be
held at Martcls Academy. Wednesday, April I.
a sacred cantata, entitled THE Seven Last
Words of Christ" by Til. Dubois. will be given
in st. Laurentus' Church, Berks and Memphis
streets Friday, March 26. In addition to the
featuring of the musical program OF the ST.
Laurentius Choir. a full orchestra and organ
accompaniment will add to the enjoyment of the
affair. The cantata will be under the direction
of w. X. Gigaitls, assisted by a. w. Kaminska.
soprano; f. Pfemeier. tenor. and p. Villa,
baritone.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Orndorff, of Milwaukee,
spending a few weeks among a group of
their intimate friends in Kcnsngton
The 2Oth anniversary of the Lighthouse, 152
West Lehigh avenue, will be celebrated Wednes-
day. April T. at the above address. by short
street parade at 1880, after which gospel meet
ing will be held at p. m. Thursday night will
be Ladies' Night" A concert and refreshments
will add to the attractivencss OF the night. Fri
day. April ., the annual supper of the Light
house Settlement will be celebrated. The wind
up of the weeks ceremony will be open
house affair for members and friends The
tire celebrations will be under the general
pervsion Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. w Bradford.
Miss Kitty Seltzman and Miss Sarah Vein
blatt have returned from Carlisle where they
attended a dance given by the Phi Epsilon PI
Fraternity of Dickinson College of Law on Fri
day.
The annual donation day OF ST. Mary's Hospl-
tai will be held Thursday, March 20, The needs
of the hospital are many and besides cash con-
trlbutions many other commodities will be gra-
ciously acceptable, The affair will be under the
superlntendence of the Sisters OF st. Francis.
A sacred musical cantata, entitled "Olivet to
Calvary" by so voices. will be given in the
Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church, Marl-
borough and Richmond streets, Thursday.
March %. The assisting artists will be Fred
ericli f.. Stockton. organist; Benjamin f. Evans,
baritone; Henri Gurney tenor; Miss Mae Sim
mington, soprano. Or, ]. Harry Slaugh will be
the conductor OF the entertainment
The playlet, "The New Minister" was given
Grard avenue, last Friday night under the
auspices OF the Emergency Aid Association OF
the 18th Ward The proceeds will be distributed
among the needy in the ward.
Mrs I. Lannenbaum, OF Cape May, NJ j., Is
visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and
Mrs. Louis Diamond. OF 1923 Franktord avenue
Jack Walders and Andy Quicken have returned
from short stay at Parkand, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

extended Journey and upon their return In
October will live in this city
MIR and Mrs. A. Lieberman, of 1916 West
Girard avenue, have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Edith Upper
Lieberman to Frank f. weder Thursday.
April i5 at $50 o'clock, in Mercantile Hail. Miss
Bieberman has selected Miss May Fleisher for
maid OF honor and Miss Alice Fleisher, Miss
Florence Bachrach, Miss Marian Mansbaoh and
Miss Helen Wineand for bridesmaids. The
bridal party will include also two flower girls,
Madeleine Upper, of New York. and Miss Ruth
Upper cousins of the bride.
MIR wieder will have for best Henry
Lang, and the following ushers: Dillinger Liv-
ingstone. Of Pittsburgh; DR.. Carl Glaser, OF
Newark; Marion Marcus Of Buffalo; Maurice
Steppacher, Lester Stcppacher and Eugene
Wieder The ceremony will be followed by
dinner and reception. The at home cards are
for after April 25 at Broad and Dauphln streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Alpha Sigma Sorority. of the Combs
Broad Street Conservatory of Music. will give
sketch Evening" on Friday evening at the
concert hall, 1881 South Broad street. The pro-
gram will consist OF two one-act sketches, the
first. TOO Much Bobbie," and the second How
a Woman Keeps Secret" Those who will take
part are Miss Beatrice Keyes. Miss Ruth Black,
Miss Josephine Favrey. Miss Mildred Wentz,
Miss Ida Barlow, Miss Elizabeth Cauheld, Miss
Ruth Root Miss Marie Lapp. Miss Ruth Smith,
Miss Elizabeth Nicewonger, Miss Anna Therri-
aut, Miss Minnie Rubie. Miss Alice Coye, Miss
Ethel Smith. Miss Rose Rothstein and Miss
Sarah Joseph Miss Virginia Snyder will pre-
side at the piano.
Mrs. David Perrott. of New York city. who
will be remembered as Miss Agnes Fullerton
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Alexander Fullerton,
before her marriage about a year ago, and a
former popular member of South PhIladelphia's
social circles will leave tomorrow for her home
Mrs Perrott has just returned from an extern
sive trip through the Western States. visiting
the Panama Exposition, and on her return spent
last week in this city, where she was enter
taned by Miss Margaret Gemmel, OF 2O26 South
Stafford street and Miss Marie oNelll. of 2O2l
South Goth street.
Miss Edna V. Hill. OF 1903 Christian street, en-
tertained at cards on Saturday night at her
home The game was followed by a supper
The color scheme of the attractive decorations
was green and white Miss Hil's guests were
Miss Elizabeth Osborn, Miss Irene Massey, Miss
Marietta Yarnall, Miss Jean Struthers Miss
Julia Hall, Miss Ida Lengert. Miss V. Ethrelda
Shoe Charles Newell, Dr. Joseph Noble, Dr. r.
S. Mack, DR.. B. NJ. MacIntyre. Joseph McCue
Harry seeler, Robert H. Robertson and Harry
Pollock
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Katz, OF 1881 South 5th
street, entertained on Sunday evening at Grand
Hall Sd and Wharton streets in honor of the
betrothal OF their daughter. Miss Adele KATE,
and Louis B. orowitz. An elaborate supper
was served to some 400 guests. who were enter
talned during the evening by music The date
for the wedding Of Miss Katz and Mr.. orlowitz
has not yet been determined.
Mr. and Mrs. James A.. Hamilton. who have
been visiting Mrs. W. a. Meyers. OF New York
city. for the last week have returned to their
home 2a2i south len street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Stewart Frazer has returned to the
Tracy from Washington, where she was ex-
tensively entertained by Mrs Benjamin Hellnan
and the Misses Hellman, of 2SOi Cathedral
avenue.
MIR. and Mrs, Jesse Forbes of is South 45th
street entertained at 800" and dance. Among
their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy,
William Kennedy, Mr., and Mrs. Daniel vaIvey,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Graham, Mr.. and Mrs Nell
son Ellinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thurwanger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs
William Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hepton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathers, Jack Clarke Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Forbes and Miss Emma Nor
rison.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Frey, of 671O Springfield
avenue, gave farewell party in honor of their
daughter who left for the West Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rite, Frank
O'Bricn. Miss Leonora Kelly, Miss Helen Can
non, Miss Frances Frey Joseph Kinney, Will
lam Cannon and Everett Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Frey and their daughter Miss
Frances Frey, entertained Everett Roberts at a
box party at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Murphy, of 10 South
42d street entertained at a birthday party on
Mrs. John A. Murphys anniversary. Among
those present Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grant
Mr. and Mrs. William Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kennedy Lieutenant and Mrs. John b.
Bsbing and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sucker.
Miss Marie McManus, of 3512 Barring street.
who has been spending some time in Atlantic
City recuperating from a recent Illness is ex-
pected home this week.
A delightful party was given to Miss Lillian
Green in honor of her I'd birthday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Green, of "a
South Cecil street The guests were enter
tanned extensively through the efforts of Mr.
and Mrs s, B. Rosensweg, Messrs Muff, Rieber,
Gellard and Green Among those present were
Miss Sadye Kline. Miss Fannie Pearl Miss
Elizabeth Goldberg. Miss Dorothy Wenrach.
Miss Fanny Sayer. Miss Pauline Steitzman.
Miss Rose Hlrsch, Miss Carrie Goldman, Miss
Bertha Teitelbaum, Misses Rose and Sadye
Appebaum, Elmer Shaffert, Harry Outline,
Charles Schwartz Herman Shomer, Dave Hey
mans, Gus Green, Abe Green, Ben Cohen, Ed
Kelly, Bill Appebaum. Dave Edelman, Mr.. and
Mrs Rubin. Mr.. and Mrs. MIffs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mtnlcl1 Mr. and Mrs. Aronsberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. b. Rosensweg Mr. and Mrs II. Appelbaum,
Mr.. and Mrs L Green, Mrs Edelman, Mrs.
Goldman, Mrs Hirsch Mr.. and Mrs Gellard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kline. Decorations were in
pink and blue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
CAMDEN AND YICINITY

surprise linen shower given Sunday
to Miss Sadie Wetherman at her home in Ash
land, N. ]. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs Salus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronson Mr.. and Mrs salkInd Mr.. and Mrs.
Rotellini, Mr.. and Mrs Diamond Mr., Ben
jamin, Mr.. Verthelmer, Paul standenmayer. AL
bert Hrsh Miss Hilda Jonas. Miss Marie PERL
mutter Miss Sarah Lowenstein Mr.. and Mrs.
Deemer. Mr.. and Mrs Spple. Miss Miriam
Klein. Miss Florence Hart. Harry Kllber.
Charles Weber and Louis Jacobs.
Miss Gladys Truscott, of 627 Cooper street. is
visiting relatives at Forest Hills. L. I.
The Y. W. C. A. held its eighth annual ban
quet last week in the parlors of the Second
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. B. S. Reeve. OF 7th
and Cooper streets. has been the president OF the
association since its formation.
Miss Anna ouint, of 4th and State streets.
has gone for a trip TO californis.
The Rsy. and Mrs. J, B. Kulp ana family. of
Aes Penn street. have moved . ocean City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
ALONG THE READING

Miss Henrietta Dimond. daughter of Mr.. and
Ars' Henry C. Dlmond, of Cloverly lane. Rydal,
VINO has been home for several weeks. will
turn to Pennington Conn, where she attends
sehool, after the Easter holidays.
mr. and Mrs Harry Nathanson will be at
nome Sunday, March e. at their home. the
idlewild, Amber
Mrs William C. Kent will entertain the mem
pefs OF the Womans Club of Wyncote this
evening" at o'clock. at Nangeomar her home
N Wyneote. s. K. Ratclihe. OF London Eng.
VIII give a talk on THE Man Of the Hour"
Miss Kathleen Carln. daughter OF Mr. and
AiFH' Eugene CaTlin OF Mather avenue. Jenkin-
town. spent the weekend as the guest OF Miss
Grace Walker. OF Amber.
bliss Elizabeth L. FTick, of 1921 North 9th
street entertained the members Of the Would
pea Dramatic Club at her home on Friday
evening The following were present; Miss
Ethel Hoffman. Miss Esther Kammerer. Miss
Elsie Kyle, Miss Hazel Mackay, Robert Clay
.on. George Anderson. Alfred Haslam. Jr,
Harry Hoffman. Clifford Mecoueh and Thomas
W. Plat.
Mrs. William r. Gardner, OF Logan. viii en-
'sFtain Informally at her home tomorrow after
soon Her guests win be Mrs. David H.
sfaham, Mrs Walter Ar Grat1 Mrs. James
esters, MFs. Thomas Kline AIRS. Harry s.
elds MFs- Walter Kuhn. Mrs. Harry Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

"iS' Wis 'homas Cutz. Mrs Arturo Timinez Mrs
eu Maxwell, Mrs Hugh Il Wood. Mrs Wal.
Nartin. Mrs. James r. Wood. Mrs John
l"''''ps, Mrs, Arthur Aday, Mrs Harry Fill
more Mrs. Saxon Poyle, Mrs James Cullen and
Mrs Thomas Wakefield.
MIS- Howard Pfromm, of Walnut street. len.
Nn'owh' Is entertaining her cousin, Miss Car
pehter OF New York, for a fortnight Mrs
iirotnm entertains Informally on Saturday night
IN honor of her guest
Nir ana Mrs John r. Chaplin Will hold tho
"'Sl Oh series of informal receptions at their
ne" home on Knox street. oak Lane, tomorrow
evening, March "a, when they will entertain the
members Of the Apollo Musical Club Those to
De present are Mr., and Mrs. Alfred j. Griffith,
MISS Mary Walker, Fred Roberts, Miss Alice
Jordan Saxon w, Peel Miss June Harn,er
and Harry $. Griffith. Mrs. Chaplin was one Of
last years very popular brides and will be
remembered as Miss Caroline Kinzel. Of Ger
mantown
MISS Helen Hodges. who has been spending
several months in Boston visiting relatives, is
expected to return to her home in fIorsham next
week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

The Hunting Park Improvement Association
will hold a meeting on Tuesday night, April
g. in Park Mansion Hunting Park avenue and
Lycomng street, when the program will In
cude an address by John p. Connolly, chair
man of the Finance Committee of Councils,
on Municipal improvements" and an informal
social entertainment The officers of the asso-
citation are: President, Amos s. Blake; first
vice president Peter +. Daley; second vice pres
ident, Patrick Corr; treasurer. William C.
Riday. and secretary, Allen f. Sharp.
Miss Ema Donaldson, of 1905 Rising Sun lane,
is spending a few days at Ocean Grove, as the
guest of relatives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
TIOGA

Mrs w Moore will entertain the members
of the TioEa Sewing Club at luncheon tomorrow.
Her guests will include Mrs II. S. Hunter,
Mrs. Charles NJ Sandt, Mrs. Charles Vol, Mrs
Chantry Hoffman, Mrs Harry Boyer, Mrs John
Meek. Mrs. James Snyder. Mrs. Harry Wood
Mrs Harry MarSey, Mrs. Walter Hoyer, Mrs.
Bare and Mrs. John Martin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
ROXROROUGH

combination minstrel entertainment and
dance held at tho Lu Lu Temple last
Wednesday night by tho A-Star Minstrel Play
ers of RoXborough. The organ selections were
by Caldwell and Codor Harry NJ. Taylor plan
st assisted during the circle The minstrels
were: Gntcrlocutor. William Lawton; end mon,
Pud Stout and Dick Farrand; bones. Tom Thring
and John c. Smith The circle included Frank
Hennessey, James Smith, William Benyon, Ed
ward Thomas, George Taylor. Herbert Scherer,
Carl Meyers and Edward Wilson. The assist
Ing entertainers were the Adelphia Medley
Four, Myers Smith. Thomas and Thring.
Harry NJ Taylor scored we'll in Il pianologue.
Mciarahcr and Lengncr entertained with dini-
cult acrobatic feats; Albert Sproul specialized
in songs and Platt and Wooler gave droll imita-
tions of Harry Lauder. ~ large crowd appre-
catcd the laudabe efforts OF the entertainers.
Dancing followed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

Miss Alma F. Nagel has issued cards for n
piano recital, to be held on March 30, in the
Stetson auditorium 5th and Montgomery ave-
nue., the proceeds of which will be used for the
poor of that section. She will be assisted by
the following welknown artists: Miss Mar
garet Paine, soprano; Edward Strasser violinst,
and the Schradieck String Quartet. composed
OF the following: Edward strasser, Frank
Wendt, David skakefsk and f. Nevin Marks
Miss Minta Eakins will also assist. A delight
full program has been arranged and as the
cause is a most worthy one. It is hoped that
the affair will be a great success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

The Rev, Cornelius j. O'Nel pastor OF st.
Ceclas Catholic Church at Coatesville, Pa,
and formerly of St Stephens Church, Broad
in Tioga
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

Miss Lulu Gruncr, of North 1lth street, will
entertain the following at luncheon and cards
tomorrow: Miss Mildred Sterrett. Miss Anna
Cree Mrs. C. H. Johnson, Mrs. Maurice Paul,
Miss Florence Kunz and Miss Jennie Bird.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23

Miss Adele Kohner OF St Louis, Mo-, is visit
ing Miss Corinne r. oppenheImer, of 2O2s West
Ontario street.