Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-06
lTERTNINNENTS.

| Jr. Mrs John H. whitaker, Mrs. r
Winterstein.
Eliza Comes to stay" comedy. By
II. v. Esmond, will be given tomorrow
night by the Cap and Bells Club Of
Haverford College. This Is the nth an
nual production Of the club, and will be
presented in Roberts Hall, Haverford to
be followed by reception on the campus.
The club has had an interesting history
It was founded in 1910 after the produc-
tion Of THE Big Match" an operetta By
c. Lin Seller. 90, who has since become
known as a writer Of songs for the con-
cert stage Mr. Seller was the first presi-
dent, and II was his more ambitious pro-
duction, THE Patient Philosopher" which
was the first offering of the club In 1919
the club made a departure and turned TO
straight comedy. shaw's DARK Lady Of
the Sonnets" had what Is believed 10 be
its first performance in this country. and
a translation Of Molere's "Medecin Mall
gre Lui," called "A Doctor in Spite OF
Himself" was given the same evening
The cast this year contains several
stars of former years. The leading parts
will be taken by James s. Ellison, Jr.
'l6; Bolton L. Corson, '16; Loring van
Dam, II; Colby van Dam, IL: Maris A.
Leverty, II; Dewitt c. Clement II;
Weston Rowland, II, and Stephen Curtis,
'is
The patronesses are Mrs c. Prescott
Knight, Mrs Stephen B. Knowlton, Mrs.
Joseph Leidy. Mrs. Edward f. Leiper,
Mrs John Gray Lore, Mrs Charles Max.
well, Mrs. Samuel Mason. Mrs. Ralph
Mellor. Mrs. Frederick Palmer, Jr., Mrs.
Harold Peirce. Mrs. Walter w. Pharo.
Mrs. William r. Philer. Mrs Warren H
Policy Mrs. Alfred Scattergood. Mrs.
Isaac Sharpess, Mrs. Samuel r. shipley,
Mrs. Walter Penn shipley, Mrs. A. q. II.
GzIa 0zg.
than NJ. steere, Mrs. Frederic H. Straw
bridge Mrs. Samuel Wagner. Mrs. MIN
turn ]. Wright, Mrs. f. p. Allinson, Mrs.
], Z. Baird, Jr., Mrs. D. c. Barrett, Mrs
Charles w. Bray, Mrs. Walter J. Buzby,
Mrs. Howard Butcher, Jr., Mrs ]. Sellers
Bancroft, Mrs. Thomas F. Branson, Mrs.
s. Hudson Chapman, Mrs. John II. Dar-
lngton. Mrs James s. Ellison, Mrs. John
j. Emlen, Mrs Charles Edgerton. Mrs
Hans Frolicher, Mrs. John Sharpless Gar
rigues, Mrs. Francis b. Gummere, Mrs.
Ashley p Hunter. Mrs. Lyman Beecher
Hall. Mrs. Frederick G. Hartshorne, Mrs.
Charles Il. Hires, Mrs. Rufus M. Jones
and Mrs Joseph o. Kerbaugh.
The Jenklntown Choral will give It's
spring concert tonight in the jenkins
town Auditorium, York road and Green
wood avenue. at o'clock. The concerts
SO far this year have been well at
tended and the work much appreciated.
Tonight the soloists will be Hans Kinder,
with Ellis Clark Hammann, accompanist.
The concert is,under the direction of Miss
Bessie Klle Slough with Miss Mary Mock
Malpass accompanist for the choral, and
the program includes
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lol Mlnuet '.s'.'''s..'s'.s ''.'.s's sftAuuei
tcl ShNotte .....''. '.''.ss.'s.'..'... nlenui
Variations. symphoniaue .......... .Boellmann
(a :helodie :.'..''.'.s....s''s .DNorbh
%, IiSbcsleld ...''''.'.....''.,......k kgeisler.
lc) Rhapsodie ......'.............. Poppet
The Choral program will be;
''Wafen Lords and ladies' cay
Indian Cradle Song, H. Alexander Matthews
Night Song ...,.. William Clifford Heelman
Dawn Ss Se awakening Edward eeaaea STiea
,SnoWdr2pS, ai;:..,:,''''.''. Dorm Platte
BEFORE the Daybreak' .....,. ..,....,. Nevin
Inc GNpsles' .''',.,'s'... Johannes brahms
There will also be a musicale given in
the Columbia Club Drawing Rooms, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to the
building fund of the Cape May Baptist
Church, Cape May.