Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-06
CHARITY AFFAIRS
Kennel Club Will Hold Dog Show for Emer-
gency Aid Benefit.

its fourth annual dog show for the benefit OF
the Emergency Aid Committee for Home Relief
at the Metropolitan Building, Broad and Wal
lace streets. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
February Ii, IL and 13, from 10 a. m. to 10 p.
J. Chandler Barnard is the treasurer and the
patronesses include the following ladies': Mrs.
Alexander j. Cassatt, Mrs. Charles Gusts Har-
rson, Mrs ]. Willis Martin. Mrs. Cornelius
Stevenson Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury, Mrs. j.
Norman Jackson. Mrs Edward *. Rowland.
Mrs. Eli Kirk Price, Miss Henrietta Ely. Mrs.
George Gordon Meade Large, Mrs. Barclay II.
Warburton, Mrs, John C. Groome, Mrs. Rod
man E. Grscom, Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke.
Mrs. Thomas Robins, Mrs. Charles Williams
and Baroness Meyer De Schauensee.
A unique and novel entertainment for Sweet
Charity will be given this afternoon in Horti
cultural Hall, from until $50 o'clock. for tho
benefit of the Sunnyside Day Nursery, at 1211
Thompson street There will be moving pic
ture performance for the children. with de-
lightfu films of Mary Plckford in Lena and
the Geese" and "AlIce in Wonderland" and
various other interesting reels On the other
hand for the older people there will be hand
colored reels of the valley of the Meuse'' and
many varieties of pictures well.
One of the unusual features will be contest
dancing among the members of the various
fashionable dancing classes for the younger
set, and cups will be given to the prize winners.
Members of the dancing classes chaper-
oned by Mrs Charles Stewart Wurts, Mrs.
Daniel L. Hutchinson, Mrs. William West
Frazier. Mrs. S. Naudain Duer. Mrs. Stacy b.
mi,
Winter Baily.
Among the other attractions will be speciality
dances by Miss Cynthia Perot and Elliot Taylor,
who will give exhibitions of LIE vraie Pericone
and new fox trot There will be general dane
ing for all the guests during tea and the affair
promises be a great success The officers OF
the Day Nursery include Miss Esther Lloyd,
president; Mrs Theodore Cuyler Patterson, first
vice president; Mrs. Walter C. Janney, second
Vice president; Miss Marion Butler, third vice
president; Miss Edith C. Collins, treasurer; Miss
Josephine F. Howell. secretary; Mrs. Samuel
r Bodine. Mrs. ]. Emott Caldwell. Mrs. John
Gilbert, Mrs. Harold w How Mrs. William A
Lieber, Mrs Howard Longstreth, Mrs Walter
c. McIlvaine. Mrs. w Logan MacCoy, Mrs. Otto
c. Mallery, Mrs. John r. Maxwell Jr., Mrs
Frederick w. Morris, Jr,, Mrs Carroll B. Mich
OILS, Mrs. William Paul O'Neill, Miss Sydney II.
William Twells Tiers.
"Hotch Potch." musical comedy in three
acts which was so successfully given by the
members OF the Paint and Powder Club a fort
night ago will be repeated at the Jenkintown
Auditorium on Wednesday evening, February
TO- the proceeds OF which will go to the Jenkin-
town Emergency Relief.
Fred w. Sutor has again offered his services
as director. The play was written by Mrs. NJ.
Y. Smith, president of the club, and much credit
should be accorded her for the amusing situa-
tions and clever lines. Joseph B. Bond will again
personally conduct the orchestra. The patron
esses OF tho affair will include the ladies who
are In charge OF the Jenkintown Emergency
Relief. They are Mrs. Henry Middleton Fisher
Mrs. Beauveau Borie Jr., Mrs. John Conyng-
ham Stevens. Miss Mary Lippincott. Mrs John
Newbold, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Rush, Mrs John S.
Gayley Mrs Edward 1, Bacon Mrs Theodore
Voorhees,. Miss Mary Hern, Mrs. Herbert X.
TAYLOR, Mrs. William j. Wehenmayer, Mrs.
Frank Bachman, Mrs. James f. Mcdonnell
Mrs. Lewis Bremen. Jr., Mrs. George w. Long
Mrs s. Larzelere and Mrs. Samuel j. Dallas.