Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
CHURCH FESTIVAL WILL TAKE UP
A PART OF NEXT WEEK IN TIOGA
Large Lawn Party Will Be Given Next Wednesday for the
Benefit of the Church of the Holy Souls at Tioga and
18th Streets-To Last Until July is

, display of fireworks. An exhibition dance
was given by Mr.. Joseph Mormorstein and
Miss Esther Cramer. Mr. Sydney MandeI
rendered several violin selections. MISC Di-
ana tuternik sang several songs, assisted
by Mr.. Mandel.
Among some Of the guests present were
Miss Helen Lobe, Miss Esther Cramer Miss
Elsie Mandel Miss Leah Futernik and Mr..
sydney Mandel, Mrs. Joseph Mormorstein,
Mr.. Samuel Goldberg, Mr.. s. Kaplan Mas
ter Herman FuternS and Mr.. Berthold I'M
gar Of New York. Mr.. Ungar was a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs l. Mandel at their horns.
North 18th street, for several holidays.
FTNHE Baush-Close Alumni gave beau-
i tiful entertainment at the school build
ing, 7th and Dickinson streets. This was
the first official meeting held Under the
auspices of the alumni, The entertainment
was In charge of Mr. Jacobs.
A vocal solo was given by Miss Dorothy
Engleback, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Anna Engleback on the piano. Mark AM
thongs speech was given by Miss Beatrice
Golden. dance, entitled "Sylvia's Ballad"
was rendered by Miss Ida wolner. Miss
Mildred Charlips and Miss Miller. There
were many visitors and distinguished speak,
ers. Among them were Miss Mollie Malls,
an executive of the Girl Scouts OF Amer
lea Mr.. Anton, of the Baugh-Close faculty.
and Mr. Swartz Of the South Philadelphia
High School. The alumni's history and
progress was told by Mr., Harry Pestcoe,
president of the alumni. The program was
ended by a play, entitled THE Would-Be
Sportsman" by Mr. sperling and Mr..
Jacobs. This play marked the end of
successful entertainment.
The alumni adjourned for the months of
July and August.
Miss Agnes steet, of 47s5 North 18th
street, Logan, entertained a house party
over the holidays.
Among the guests were Miss Anna Gross,
Miss Minnie Hartke, Miss Marie Strayls.
OF New York; Miss Florence Thayer, Mr..
Raymond Heist OF Wheeling, w. Va. {: Mr..
Charles Ebenbach, Mr.. Louis Wolfsen and
Dr. Franklin Leavitt
Miss Mae Reany entertained a house
party at her home at Lavalette over the
Fourth. Her guests included Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Smith Miss Ruth p. Schmidt, Miss
Helen Reany, Miss Catharine Reany, Mr.
Phillip H, Doerle, Jr., Mr.. Charles A Pear
son and Mr.. Harry G. Kelley.
MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL MCGOWAN
lfl entertained a Fourth of July party at
their home on Harrison avenue. Clifton.
Delaware County. Their guests included
the following Philadelphans: Miss Peggy
Clements Miss Kathryn Kern, Miss Helen
Redmond, Miss Gene Macklin, Miss Helen
Harmon, Mr.. Edward Mayor, Mr.. Maurice
Towers, Mr.. Frank Dunn, Mr.. Frank Sny-
der, Mr.. Robert Harmon, Mr.. James Ham,
mon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marsh and
Miss Mary Gallagher. of Clifton, were also
guests of Mrs. MCGOWAN.
The Fourth of July was day of open
house" at the Bucks County Country Club
in Langhorne The golf and tennis tourna-
ments and special athletic events proved to
be an attraction TO numerous persons who
spent the holiday in that pleasant corner Of
the Bucks County hills.
The new golf course is considered one of
the best in the section, ,andN veteran and
greens.
The Saturday night cabarets Nare attract
ing many parties and club members have
lately taken to entertaining motor parties.