Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-25

TTNiE musicale and dance tonight AT the
i Bellevue-stratford for the benefit Of the
new nurses homes for st. Agnes Hospital
promises to be a great success. The hrst
part of the program will consist of oper-
attic selection and Miss Elizabeth Gal
lagher, harpist and Mr.. Lucius Cole, Vio-
linist will render the instrumental mum
bers. Mrs. William r. Wheeler and Mr..
william S. Thunder are to be the accom-
panists for the occasion. The second part
of the program will be n musical sketch
entitled THE Girl in the Car" In which
the principal parts will be taken by Miss
Anna Furey, Miss Rosalie Hoban, Mr..
Martin Hickey, Mr.. Frank Walsh, Mr..
Robert O'Bren and Mr.. James Connolly.
Following this there will be an exhibit
ton of dancing by THE Castle Four in
Guiding Miss Elizabeth Walsh, Miss Mar
garet Dempsey. Miss Anna TOland, and
Miss Pauline Dougherty
Miss IIoban and Mr.. Daniel Hogan will
give an attractive dance and song. and a
group of IL young people will appear in
chorus
Among the boxholders are Mrs r. NJ.
DAILY, Dr George NJ. Dorrance, Miss Mercy
Feln, Mrs Thomas =. Hunter, Mrs. John
Joyce Jr., Dr. Francis Kelly DR.. ID. j.
Mccarthy. DIR. J. A. McGlinn, Mrs. James
+. MCNiChol, Mrs. Edward de V. Morrell,
Mrs william S. Ware, Dr. Joseph Walsh,
Or. William j. Taylor Mrs. Edwin II.
Ware, Mrs A. j. Antelo DevereuN, Mrs.
Emil Perrot, Mrs. Edward Beecher Finck,
Mrs. Philip Walsh, Mr. Michael Murphy,
Mr.. Charles j. Jones, Mr. John II. O'Gor-
man and Miss Margaret Moran The list
of patronesses Includes Mrs. John A.
Brophy Mrs. James j. Brown, Mrs Mary
Connor, Mrs. John 7. Connolly, Mrs Rob-
ert b. Cruce. Mrs. John +. Combs. Mrs.
Tl,Nt, NIat .lau
de Lslc, Mrs. Charles Drueding. Mrs, A.
a. Hrst Mrs. Charles j. Jones' Mrs.
John r Lcnahan, Mrs. George L. Nor
rison, Mrs George w. Norris, Mrs. John
NJ. Patterson, Mrs. Arthur A. Stevens, Mrs.
Michael j. Slattery, Mrs ID. a. Somers,
Mrs j. j. sullivan, Mrs Frank Trainer,
Mrs william n. Watson, Mrs. John II.
Wilcox, Mrs. Fred T. willard and Miss
Jane Lynch
Miss Zpporah Rosenberg gave de-
lightful recital last night at the Little
Theatre, ably assisted by Mr. Henry
Lukens at the piano. The program was
as follows:
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only Of Thee ana Me. Bauer
The Crying OF Water. r........ .Campbell-T Upton
rhe Awakening .'.......'.....'..'.. .spross
Mrs. w. D. Chambers, of 5217 North
Broad street. entertained at luncheon, fol-
lowed by 500" on Saturday afternoon.
The decorations were elaborate. the color
scheme being pink. The chandelier was
completely covered with Cupids and wis
mainder of the room was draped with
pink ribbon and var-colored butterflies.
Covers were laid for 30 guests. who in
cluded Mrs. r. Breish, Mrs. c. Chalmers,
Mrs. L. Eckel, Mrs. w Cunningham, Mrs.
Eastburn. Mrs. J. Gladding, Mrs. w. Grif-
fin. Mrs. f. Griffith, Mrs. f. Hippinstiel
Mrs. H. Plachter, Mrs II. Palmer, Mrs
Mrs, A. Taylor Mrs. C. UIrich, Mrs. C.
Mrs. c. McCully, Mrs. +. Hinchliff, Mrs.
w. Bode, Mrs w. Matsinger Miss c. Mat
singer, Miss NJ Matsinger. Miss NJ. Bar
ringer and Miss h, Barringer.