Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-30
ROUSSEAU CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL
RECEPTION AT MEMBERS HOME
Arrangements Made for Dance Be Given by Organization in
March-Lnen Shower Given for Prospective Bride.
Country Club Dances and Other Affairs

THE Rousseau Club gave its annual
i reception at the home OF Mr. X.
Charles seigel The drawing room was
beautifully decorated with palms and
ferns and the drapings were OF blue and
yellow. the colors OF the club. Mr. George
]. Burrlson, president OF the club who
acted as POSTMASTER. announced that Mr..
Leon j. Slonlmsky had arranged for the
annual dance, which will take place
March at MarteIs. Among those pres
ent we're Miss Rheba Kohn, Miss Sara
Gilman, Miss Ethel Ricklln, Miss Rose
Caperman, Miss Adellna Cohen, Miss
Rose Seige Miss Bertha Idpshultz. Miss
Emma Seigel Miss Anna Bubin, Miss
Beatrice Sircus, Miss Clara Berkowitz
Miss Pearl Glass. OF New York; MIR. Leon
J. SlonimsSy, Mr. Charles 1. woorman
Mr. X. Charles Seigel, Mr.. Paul l. Sa-
turen. Mr.. Charles Lampert, Mr. Samuel
Goldman, Mr. Samuel Lipschultz, Mr..
Howard II. Kates. Mr.. David L. Cuper-
smith and Mr.. George ]. Burrisson.
A surprise linen shower was given I'm
honor Of Miss Sadie Ievinson at the home
Of her flance MIR. Charles Shevln, 1922
North Franklin street, on Saturday even
Ing. Dancing, singing and music COM
prised the entertainment for the evening
Among those present we're Miss Jennie
karr, Miss Pauline Shevlin, Miss Mollie
Tobias, Miss Minnie Rubin, Miss Doris
Tobias, Miss Lena Rosenthal, Miss Bes-
sle Seetta, Miss Cecilia Middleman, Miss
Rose kroll, Niles Florence Barcus, Miss
Mamie Levlnson, Mr. Samuel Shevlin
Mr. Max Inselman, MIR. Joseph Sresson,
Mr. Joseph Rosenbaum, Mr.. Harvey Shev-
lin, Mr.. Conrad Luber, Mr.. Samuel Leider,
MIR. Nathan Shevlin, Mr. Frank IymAn,
Or. Reuben Revenov and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shevlin.
Tho Colu-Ftro Club, Of Germantown,
gave Its first dance Of the season last
night at tho Bel1eld Country Club The
music was furnished by Mr.. Horace
Rooms.
An old-fashioned dance and reception
was given at the home of Miss Ann l..
Hitomer, 5gG Wharton street, on Satur-
day evening. The rawing-room was dec
GRATED with bunting of red, white and
blue. Prizes were awarded to the best
dancers. Those who attended were Miss
Beth Shua Levin. Miss Minnie Thomp-
son, Miss Elizabeth Katzenelenbogen,
Miss Anna Levin, Miss Sadie Levin, Miss
Aide Simons. Miss Bessie Becker, Miss
Ida FCinstcin. Miss Gertrude Zitomer.
Miss Esther Zitomer, Miss Rose Magil.
Miss Mary Stegrod Miss Esther Steig-
rod, Miss Belle Rabinowitz, Miss Irene
Numerofsky, Miss Florence Kleine, of
Woodlynnc, n. j.: Miss Lillian Alschlcr,
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. h. Rosen. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman j. Klcine, Mr.. Joseph
Itomer. MIR. Samuel NJ. Schwartz, MIR.
Jack BramnCk, Mr.. Barney Berman, Mr..
Leonard j. Benamy, Mr.. Charles Levin,
Mr.. Benjamin Blron. Mr.. Jack *. Perish.
Mr.. Oscar J. Bender Mr.. Abe Kaplan of
Riverside, n. j.; Mr. Louis j. Freidland.
of New York: Mr.. Archibald Stelgrod.
Mr.. Harry Cohen, Mr.. Harry Weiss, Mr..
Samuel Levin, MIR. Max Gable, Mr.. Per-
cival Fcndrick and Mr.. Samuel Katzen-
elenbogen.
A regular council meeting OF the
Hebrew Educational Society was held
Sunday evening Mt Miss Lastman's home,
Mr.. Herman d. MaZer presiding.
The final adoption of the constitution
took place. a report was given by Mr..
Diamond, chairman of tho propaganda
committee. to the effect that all gradu-
ating classes of the school have been or
Eanized and representatives apportioned.
Several new committees were appointed
by the chairman.
Mr.. Benjamin Eastman, c. e., an
alumnus of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, delivered an Grafton on "PartiCi-
patton in School Affairs" contrasting the
past with the present Mr. Pecoe. of
Atlantic City, a graduate of the class of
1912, delivered an address on The Need
of Preparing for the Future" After
the business meeting an entertainment
took place, in which the following as