Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
MASQUED DANCE AT CYNWYD
WILL BE LARGELY ATTENDED
Affair to Be Given by John R. K Scott, Frank A. Har-
rigan, John c. McAvoy, William H. Wilson and
Francis NJ McAdams-Other Affairs of Interest

TT is interesting to note how the men
i who are prominent in the political, pro-
fessonal and business life of the city will
give way to the dining, dancing and frvol.
ity of the annual pre-Lenten Costume
Dance ell Masquc, tomorrow, at the Bala
Auditorium, in Cynwyd, when they will
be the guests of Mr.. John +. X. Scott,
Mr. Frank A Harrigan. Mr.. John c. Nc
Avoy. Mr.. William II. Wilson and Mr..
Francis NJ McAdams.
This dance has become an institution
in circle of notable men and their wives,
and this year promises to he an unusual
success. II will he distinctly night in
Hawaii. The stage has been arranged to
represent the deck of a boat, and the mu-
sicians in their suits of white will be the
crew. In the corner of the room light
house will flash intermittently as warm
ing of n near approach 10 the shore, on
which will be seen thatched huts, from
where the Hawaiian players will chant
their pleasant melodies. On all sides OF
the hall there will be tasteful decorations,
consisting of palms and Cocoanut trees,
and overhead the sky will be reflected by
a series of concealed lights. The guests
will emphasize the artistry of the evening
by their costumes.
Among those who will receive are Mrs.
John r. X. Scott Mrs. Frank A Harrigan,
Mrs. John c. McAvoy Mrs. William II.
Wilson and Mrs. Francis NJ. MCAdams.
The following guests will be present:
Mayor Thomas b. Smith and Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph p. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Y. Audenr!ed, Mr., and Mrs. Ed
win II. Ware, DR. and Mrs. George w.
Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. william c. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander j. Christie. Miss
Elizabeth Christie. Miss Erma Hardart
Miss Marion Datesman, George G. Klau-
der, Vincent A. Carroll, Daniel Haggerty,
Il. G. Gowdy. Benjamin II. Pollock, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Shetzline. Mr.. and Mrs.
George DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. w. Freeland
kendrick Miss Marie Carrigan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Colgan, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem F.. Buzby, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer NJ.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Haggerty,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Mackey, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Harry Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II.
Ladner
The last meeting OF the MIshorrai Zion
was held last evening at the home of Mr..
Max Wind, 431 Reed street. Four new
members were admitted to the club. They
were Miss Lena Gordon, Miss Anna
Machusky, Mr.. Fred Riesenback and
Mr.. Nathan Levitt. Mr.. Leon IL. Rose
gave Ine lnlfu OF MS series ol LECTURES
on Jewish history. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Celia Pink
inson, 1903 South I'd street,
Miss Edith Princlvalle entertained at
her home, 2123 North Both street. on
Sunday evening. Those present were Miss
Evelyn Strauss, Miss Esther Moore, Miss
Frances Graitzer. Miss Clara Bategnani.
Mr.. Maxwell NJ. Farber. Mr.. Edward ].
Steinberg. Mr.. Israel Cash Mr. Joseph
Segal and Mr., Samuel Abrams.
Miss Elizabeth B. Segal gave a musicale,
followed by a dance, at her home 96S
North I'd street, Miss Thelma Mogul
gave vocal solo Mr.. Samuel Sternfleld,
of Atlantic City, sang "Elegie," by Masse-
net with Miss Pauline Mogul at the piano.
Mr.. Maurice F. Kramer gave violin
solo. Among the guests were Miss Sarah
FishmRn, Miss Helen Cohen. Mr.. Samuel
Hum and Mr.. Nathan Kaplan
Miss Jean Goodelman entertained the |
members Of the Della Club with an old
tea party followed by a theatre
party at her home last week. The Nom.
hers of the club are Miss Anna c. Snyder
Miss Florence Lieberman. Miss Katharine |
Yogel. Miss Adella S, Pollock, Miss Anna
r. Pollock, Miss Sophia b. Waxler, Miss |
Sophia Cohen, Miss Jean Goodelman, |
Miss Jean Langsam, Miss Claire Layen- |
thai Miss Edna Goldberg and' Miss Anna |
Marks,
Miss Mamie Goehring celebrated her /
eighteenth birthday at her home on Sat- |
urday evening. The guests were Mr. and |
Mrs. John Goehrng. Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Mrs C. Campbell. MIR. and Mrs. |
H. Marston, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Frame |
and Master Thomas Frame, Jr,, Mrs. |
Stedman, Mrs. William Stedman. Miss |
Helen Mcdowell, Miss Edna Campbell, |
Mrs. Schell, MIR. and Mrs. Rinear, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Pennington and a large num- |
Der of others
A farewell reception was given Miss |
Amy Dunworth by about 100 co-workers |
Of the r. T. Hailahan Stores at the resi-
high avenue, on Monday evening, Feb |
ruary 2s,
The reception was a surprise 10 Miss |
Dunworth There were songs, recitations 1
and dancing, and supper was served. Mr..
Henry A. Siemers was toastmaster of the |
evening, and made the farewell speech In /
behalf OF ths firm. MIR. Chris Mccarthy /
expressed the goodwill and godspeed OF /
her associates in business. Dr. Frank /
lewis. in a very appropriate address, pre- /
sented Miss punworth with a large bou- /
luet OF American Beauty roses from her 4
friends and Mr. Joseph +, Samuels sec /
onded heartily the sentiments expressed 4
by Messrs. Siemers and Mccarthy and +
Lewis
HISS punWofth Was connected with the i
Hsllahan house Tor the iast Ala years and
~. ,,Ill.z "a InIn her fanthar and aIstara.