Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

| make up another. Those teams who will
work along the railroad stations in
Chestnut Hill, Germantown and the
Main Line are made up of girls prom
inent in the younger social set. Among
them are:
Miss Ethel Elkins. Miss Helen Foster,
Miss Florence Anderson, Miss Catharlne
Newbold, Miss Mildred Crawley, Miss
Eleanor Porcher, Miss Audrey Kane,
Miss Eleanor Hopkins, Miss Alice John
ston, Miss Marion Harris, Miss Hester
Anderson, Miss Sydney Hood, Miss Anna
FAIRIES, Miss Eleanor Van Buskirk Miss
Marion Grant, Miss Mary Paul, Miss
Elizabeth Collier. Miss Florence Lane,
Miss Eleanor Edmunds, Miss Margaret
Baker, Miss Mary Porcher Miss Mary
Tyler and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Smith.
Among those who will act as captains
and district leaders will be Mrs. Frank
lin S. Edmonds, Mrs. Frances 1. Nell
benny, Mrs. w. Morgan Churchman, Mrs.
Mrs. A. B. Mellow, Mrs. William T.
Elliott Mrs. Everett U. Crosby, Mrs.
Henry Jeanes, Mrs, r. Wistar Brown, Cd,
Mrs. Joseph w. Wagner, Mrs Edward
Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Gazzam and Miss
Mary Blakiston.
committee and the district leaders will
take place this evening at Alcott House,
10Th and Arch streets. when reports Will
be read from the district leaders and
they will be given their final instruc-
tlons. At a meeting held yesterday at
the College Club of the committee an
nouncement was made that all of the de-
pertinent stores had promised their active
cooperation, and number of girls Will
bo stationed at the entrances to the
stores, who will sell flags Some of the
stores have also offered the use OF their
store windows for the day, and posters,
literature and educational matter will be
on display. The Rev. DR.. Floyd Tomkins
has turned over to the committee for the
day the Holy Trinity Church Parish
House at goth and Walnut streets, and
this will be used as one of the head
quarters of the central district.
The annual May festival of the Review
Club of Oak Lane was held yesterday on
the lawns of the Clarence b. Miller estate.
"A Midsummer Nights Dream was given
under the direction of Mrs Elizabeth
Lavender Shriner. The cast included:
Theseus ............ Miss Dorothy 9helmerdinee
ESsandcr Mrs, William H Shelly
pemetrius .............,.... Mrs. Pau Fisher
Hernia .'....'.'.'..'',,i. MISS May Sbttg SeIbteg
Hippoyta frT '' Mrs Leo Siessen
Titanla .,......,...........M Miss Elya Fisher Fisher
obeTyon' 9,ry Miss DOROTHY Beach
PSinco BSGE ME-: Mss Edna sdmnf! crespsnS MS2a
Snug Mrs: 4, Paul DS,is Be sanno
FfstS RSitS" Sss MIS- faS BeatHce ri "RIlS waadc zee
Snout OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MrSi Wlilam TriinCo ETi
starolinIg ME-; Mss E Tori: /: Mi29P Mep
Mpstard HagtISs Seed .: Mrs william p PaTe6a
Go6Teh (o1S .,.,i Miss M'ys MIidreS Et3's warfe Pss
rReseus' niSs% tr;aiinIMiss veEa, n De sa9no. Miss
Esther Landis, Mrs. William b. Nrooman.
Mrs. Fred Bushnell.
Mrs Miller was hostess of the after
noon, and she was assisted by Mrs, ]. B.
Miller Mrs. Henry K Gaskll, Mrs, Win
field S. Dougherty, Mrs. John a. Dexter,
Mrs NJ B. Lauhach, Mrs. William A.
Prince, Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs Will
lam Wagner.
A very interesting and attractive en-
will be given tomorrow night
in the New Century Drawing Rooms In
aid of the Catholic Historical Society
The first part of the program will include
vocal and instrumental solos by Mrs.
william Hatton Greene, soprano; Mrs.
John p. Lelgo, contralto; Mr., Daniel c.
tenor; Mr.. David Griffin, bari
one; Miss Alma Crate, volinist; Mr..
Camille w. Zeckwer, pianist Mrs Edith
dahon will be the accOmpanist. This
will be followed by the presentation OF
over the Hills" by members of the
Plays and Players Club, with the fol-
owing cast;
FRS. Robert wilde. Mrs; Maurice W Fagan
iartin Durant. ....,, Mrs. Henry {. Sheppard
iaggie. e....,........,.. Mrs, Samuel WoodWard
fChe play will bo staged urder the direction
{ Mr.. Herbert Lord Weif