Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21

TINE Duv Club, formerly the Sylvia Club,
i held its first grand picnic at Brandywlne
Springs, Del, on Sunday. Among those
present were Mr.. Maurice NJ Cohn, Miss
Reta Lipson Mr.. Harry Larner. Miss Reba
Magen, Mr. Harry Jaspan, Miss Minnie
Schwartz, Mr.. Maurice RubinsteIn, Miss
Jennie Lipson, Mr.. William Samucls. Miss
Anna Straus Mr.. Al Richman Miss Jennie
Rosen Mr.. Benjamin Feldman Miss Sophie
Katz Mr.. Samuel Samuels, Miss Anna
Rosen, Mr.. julius Katz, Miss Dora Strauss.
Mr.. Samuel Richman. Miss Pinkey Mr..
BENJAMIN Feives, Miss Ida Toulsky, Mr..
and Mrs. John Scott, of Portland, Me, Mr..
and Mrs James Johnson of Atlantic city |;
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Schwartz, of Balti-
more Md ; Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fryer,
of Washington, d, c.: Mr.. and Mrs G..
Lake, OF Utica. n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Penn, of New York.
Music for the dancing was furnished by
Mr.. william Samues. Mr.. Harry Larner,
Mr.. Harry Jaspan and Mr.. Julius Katz, Mr..
Maurice Rubinstein and Miss Jennie Lipson
gave an exhibition dance. Mr.. Maurice M.
Cohen president of the DuX Club, delivered
an address explaining the principle of the
club. Vocal solos were furnished by Miss
Reba Lipson, Miss Reta Mogen, Miss Dora
Strauss, Mr. Julius Katz, Mr.. AL Richman,
Mr.. Maurice NJ. Cohen and Mr.. Samuel
Samuels. In the baseball game the single
men played remarkable game, and beat
the married men by the score of Is to 6,
Fully 500 people watched the game. The
next meeting of the DuX Club will be held at
Mr.. Maurice NJ, Cohen's home, 4l3 Chris
tian street,
The Senior Auxiliary to the Jewish
Sheltering Home will give a moonlight eN-
,apVr
bers are working very hard 10 make the
affair a success and large number are eN-
pected The following are active members:
Miss Pearl Cohen, Miss Rae Moskowtz,
Miss Reba Schirlis, Miss Evelyn Kamis,
Miss Bessie Dutch, Miss Tillye Klienman,
Miss Rosalyne Coane, Miss Minnie Susner,
Miss Celia Sehwanenfeld, Miss Ida Hell
fond, Miss Rose LunlSer. Miss Frances Mar
rims Miss Sadye Cohen, Miss Elsie Suz-
mer, Miss Dorothy Rubinsohn, MIR, Jack
Riceman, Mr. Samuel Weintraub Mr.. A,
Einsohn, Mr.. SILK and Dr. Herman Coane.
The Baugh-Close alumni announces that
a reunion of all graduates of these schools
will take place on Friday evening at 1880
o'clock at the school building. 7th and Dick
inson streets.
Every one who graduated from Baugh or
Close Schools is requested to attend A
fine program has been arranged by Mr..
Jacobs and Mr.. Sperling and the affair
promises to be a success. There will be
many speakers and distinguished visitors.
The president of the alumni is Mr.. Harry
Pestcoe.
A SURPRISE miscellaneous shower was
n given in honor OF Miss Rosalie C.
Blieden, daughter Of the late Rabbi Benja-
min Biieden and Mrs. Bllsden. at her home.
1s1s south 5th street, last Sunday evening.
Among the invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs Max Bayuk. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
speiser. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ FreehIe, Mr..
ana Mrs. Louis Camitta, Mr., and Mrs Sam
mel Camitta, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. John Marson.
DR.. and Mrs. Jacob, DR.. and Mrs. NJ stall
ler DR.. and Mrs H b Smoker. Dr. and
Mrs NJ Goldberg, DR.. and Mrs. Trumper.
DR. and Mrs. n. s. Blleden. Doctor Zion.
Doctor Edefman. Air. ana Mrs. Samuel n.
Bieden. Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Gordon.
Ms. Gordon. lIrs. jules Black. Miss Lucy