Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-20
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL BALI.
WILL PRESENT NOVEL FEATURES
Affair to Be Held in April at Academy Will Surpass
That of Previous Years-Annual Purim Ball
Tonight Will Be Brilliant

WITH n record Of brilliant and enjoy
w able affairs given in the past under
the auspices Of the Mount Sinai Hospital
Association, the board Of managers is again
making arrangements for an elaborate
function TO be held at the Academy of
Music on Tuesday evening, April rs.
Arrangements for the supper to be
served on the night of the ball have been
mads. and no effort has been spared to
pasleCt every detail. The decorations will
be lavish, and two large orchestras will be
obscurcd on elevated platforms behind a
back OF potted plants and a profusion Of
flowers, and the Academy floor will be
banked with flowers intermlnEled with
myriads Of colored electric lights, adding
to the beauty OF the scene.
THE 18th annual Purim Ball Of the Con-
j gregatlon Beth Israel, 32d street and
Montgomery avenue, will be held this eve-
ming. This affair has for years been rec
ognized as one Of the leading social events
of the season among the Jewish people.
For this years ball arrangements have
been made for n cotillon which will be
given under the direction of Professor
Fricke, and In which i6 couples will take
part. The grand march will be led by
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cantor, of 1927
Norris street, the master and mistress of
ceremonies. Mr. William NJ Lewis, Coun-
Gilman of the 32d ward Is chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements and Mrs. S,
Belle Cohn is the secretary.
The Reception Committee includes Rab-
bi Marvin Nathan, Mr. A. Aschenbrand,
Mr.. Il. Il. Abrahams, Mr.. A. T. Bass, Mr..
NJ. BayulI, Mr. Jacob Bacrncopf Mr. Jacob
Beerwald, DR.. Moses Behrend, Mr.. S. l..
Belber, Mr.. ]. Berman. Mr.. S. Blank Mr.
w. Bodel, Mr.. D. S. Cantor. Mr.. Harris s.
Conn. Mr.. Nathan Cramer. Mr. Meyer
Cravis, Mr.. II. Delhelm, Mr.. J. F. Ditt-
man, Mr.. i. Ehrenreoh, Mr.. II. Epstan.
Mr. !. Field, Mr. a. L. Fellman, Mr.. II. A.
Fischel, Mr.. d. NJ. Frank. Mr.. s. M.
Friendly, Mr.. Philip Freud. Mr.. Herman
Frieder, Mr. A. Ginsburg, Mr. /. Ginsburg
Mr.. L. Gittlemacher. Mr.. Moses Gottlob,
Mr.. d. Grain, Mr.. Harry Grossman. Mr.
\. Guggenheim, Mr.. $, Herbach, Mr.. H.
W. Hernheimer, Mr.. w. Herstein, Mr.. NJ
1sdaner, Mr.. Lesser Jacobs Mr. T. A.
Kalcheim, Mr.. George Kandell, Mr.. Samuel
Lang. Mr.. II. Largeman, Mr. n. Lehrfeld,
Mr.. M. Lessy Mr.. Boris Levin, Mr. II.
Lewis, Mr. NJ. Lichtcnsteln, Mr. /. l..
Lipschuetz, Mr.. S. Lowenstein, Mr.. j. K.
Malls, Mr.. N Marks, Mr.. L. Newman, Mr..
Norris Newman, Mr.. Hugo Odenheimer,
Mr. Norris Polin, Mr.. p. Poliner. Mr.. Leo
pold Printz, Mr.. II. Raphael. the Rev.
Armin Rosenberg. Mr.. Robert Reichcrt,
Mr. S. Rechlln. Mr.. Morris Ritch, Mr p.
b. Robinson Mr. David Romm, Mr. I.
tNOOInDeTB, MT. MAX lNOOmDcTR, mr, y.
Roomberg, Mr.. Samuer Rosenblatt, Mr..
Ralph Rosenfield, Mr.. Harry Sacks, Mr..
Martin Schlesinger, MIR, Leon Sholgatch.
Mr. A Seltzer, Mr. S, Setzer, Mr.. ]. Il.
Sllverman. Mr.. Il. Sklaroff, Mr.. I. SoSo-
loff, Mr.. Julius Solomon, Mr. Albert Stein,
Mr.. Julius Stein, Mr.. Louis Stein, Mr..
Samuel Stern, Mr.. S. Susskind, Mr. Nor
ris Tamarin. Mr.. N. Trachtman. Mr. II.
Verbit. Mr.. l.. Matchmaker and Mr.. L.
Wexelblatt.
The patronesses are Mrs. Alexander
Abrahams, Mrs. B. b. Abrahams. Mrs Max
s. Apt, Mrs, Morris Apt Miss Hettie Beh-
rend, Mrs. Max Behrend, Mrs, Julius
Blanckensee, Mrs. Leon Blanckensee, Mrs.
Alexander Bloch, Mrs. Adolph Bonnem,
Mrs. Edward Bonnem. Mrs. Gustave Bon
mem, Mrs. Israel Brod, Mrs. Samuel Can
tor, Mrs Joseph Caplan Mrs. II. Claire,
Mrs. Arthur Cohen, Mrs Leo L. Cohn.
Mrs. Meyer Cravs, Mrs G. DannenberR
Mrs. Philip Saller Eseman. Mrs. Morris
Finer, Mrs Hugo Freund. Mrs Isaac
Glaser. Mrs. Morris Glckman, Mrs, Mi
chael Greenberg, Miss Rebecca Guggen-
helm, Mrs. Morris Haber Mrs. Simon
Harris, Mrs. !. Jacob. Mrs. Louis Kohn,
Mrs. Jacob Kuenstler, Mrs. Fannie b.
Lesser, Mrs Aaron Levy. Mrs. William NJ.
Lewis, Mrs. Dora Lppman Mrs. ID. Mar
kovltz. Mrs. Marvin Nathan, Miss Rosna
Neuman. Mrs. J. S. Rosen. Mrs. Armin
Rosenberg, Mrs. Charles Rosenberg, Mrs.
A. Rosenblatt. Mrs Isaac Salnger, Mrs.
A. ID. Seideman, Mrs. NJ Seideman. Mrs
X. Smiler Mrs. Julius Solomon, Mrs, ii.
Teitelbaum, Mrs. b. Ullman and Mrs Max
Winokur.
The first annual dance of the Cotere
Club was held Friday evening at Hor-
tlcultural Hall The hall was deliberately
decorated in blue and gold, the colors OF
the club. Numerous novelty dances were
introduced. There We're 900 guests pres
ent. Brilliant color effects were obtained
by color screens arranged about the hall.
The Coterie Quartet sang during the
dances and between the halves the |
guests were entertained by Mr. Uphof. Mr..
Grange and Miss Muench.
The members of the club include Mr.. |
Horace Koon, Mr., Edward Pike, Mr.. f. |
Edwin Poulterer Mr.. Edwin Heines, Mr.. |
]. Horace Gerhab, Mr.. Stanley b, Wander |
slice, Mr. II, Hare Lodge Mr.. w. Harry |
Garrett Mr.. Herman Kaufman, Mr.. Rob- |
ert w. Pollock Mr. George w, Williams, |
Mr. Arthur II. Kinsley, Mr. Winfield Tur-
ner, Mr. William +. b. Koelle Mr.. Clifford |
KoeIle, Mr.. ]. Peterrnan, Mr.. Harry Dotts
Mr.. Steven Manlay, Mr., Irwin Guldin and |
Mr.. James Bonner
The Parliamentary Law Glass. instItut-
ed by Mrs. Eta II. Osgood, gave a de-