Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-03
MUSICAL CLUBS OF UNIVERSITY
GAVE CONCORDANCE LAST NIGHT
horticultural Hall Once More Scene of Large Gather
ing for Charity-Varous Other Entertain
ments of Interest

m HE musical clubs Of the University
i gave a concert and dance for the
benefit Of the Southeastern Dispensary
last evening in Horticultural Hall. This
charity Is one of the most worthy
in the city and cares for more than lOoo
women each year in their own homes, fur
nishine medical attendance and trained
nurses gratuitously. 1t has also become
an Indispensable adjunct for the proper
training of the graduating students OF the
Medical School of the University, eaeh OF
whom spends three or four weeks oil MS
senior year In this service.
Following IL a list of the patronesses
Mrs Alexander G. Abbott, Mrs. Herman
B. Allyn Mrs. William w. Arnett MIS-.
William l.. Barclay, Mrs. Arthur Z. Baush'
Mrs A. A Blair Mrs Woodville Bohien'
Mrs Harrison X Gamer. Mrs. Benjamin
Chew. Mrs. 3. f. clyde, Mrs. c. Howard
Colket Mrs. j. p. w. Crawford, Mrs, VIII
lam Drayton Mrs. Russell Duane, Mrs.
Chancellor c. English, Mrs. George ret
terolf Mrs. william w. Fitler, Mrs. M
Howard Russell, Mrs. Walter jackson
Freeman, Mrs. Joseph M Gazaam, Mrs.
Arthur w. Goodspeed Mrs. Frank Bacon
Hancock Mrs r. Emott Hare. Mrs.
Barton Cooke Hirst. Mrs. John G. Hirst'
Mrs George Horwtz, Mrs. Charles rem
rose Keith, Mrs Davidson Kennedy, MISS
Nina Lea. Mrs. John Frederick Lewis
Mrs George McFadden, Mrs, Louis c.
Madeira, Mrs Richard VAIN Madeira
Mrs j. Barclay Mitchell, Mrs. Henry A.
Newbold, Mrs. George 10. Nitzsche MIS-
william Pepper Mrs Benjamin Reath,
Mrs Thomas Reath. Mrs, r. Hudson Rich'
Mrs Samuel ID. RisleY, Miss Rosengarten'
Mrs. Walter b. Saunders, Mrs Felix "
Schelling. Mrs Edgar 7. Scott, Mrs Mat
thew Semple, Mrs. Edgar F. Smith, MRS.
]. Harrison Smith, Mrs. Thomas 5. stew
art, Mrs. George G. Thomas, Jr., Mrs'
Joseph =. Townsend. Mrs Charles q wal
bridge, Mrs. John Wanamaker ana MIS-
Barclay Warburton.
AT the next Lyceum Institute meeting,
which will be held on Thursday evening,
March o. at the Benjamin f. Teller Me-
mortal Schoolhouse, Broad and Jefferson
streets, an especially enjoyable program
has been arranged. Mrs. Oscar Eisenrath,
whose charming stories have been en-
ioyed by thousands of readers OF the
Saturday Evening Post and other maga-
zines, will read one of her short stories,
'Misogynist in the Making" Every one
familiar with Mrs Eisenrath's entertain
ing style and subtle humor will anticipate
the rare treat which her reading assures.
Members of the Precenium Club, known
in amateur circles for their exceptional
talent in light entertainment, Will give
presentations of various popular song hits.
The committee in charge of the evenings
program is composed of Mr.. Leon Berko-
witz chairman; Miss Edith We'll, Mr.. Nell
son Harris and Mr.. Lewis Bucks.
A regular meeting of the Unique Club
was held at the home of Miss Pearl Burn
stine, 127 North 10th street, Monday eve
ming. The club gave 500 to the American
Jewish Relief Committee for the benefit
of the Jewish war sufferers.
Miss Dora Mann and Miss Ethel Mirsky
were among the guests. Others present
we're Miss Jean Baron, Miss Rae Baron,
Miss Pearl Burnstine, Miss Essie Deutsch,
Miss Sarah Gerson, Miss Rose Krakovitz.
Miss Ethel Wolf, Miss Reba Meltzer Miss
Gertrude Silver, Miss Matilda Levitt Miss
Mary Segel, Miss Helen Margolis, Miss
Fannie Cohen, Miss Melba BuNbaum, Miss
Ethel Mirsiy and Miss Dora Mann.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Rose Krakovitz, 1921 Moya-
mensing avenue.
Miss Marguerite Gallagher, of 2614
South 10th street. entertained a number
of her friends last evening. The guests
included Miss Vivian Devine, Miss Mar
garet O'Connor, Miss Clara Fortune, Miss
Catherine Hogan, Miss May Hogan, Miss
Dorothy Troy, Miss Rose Troy. Mr.. John
MCGEE. Mr.. Paul MCGEE, Mr.. William Nc
Garvey, Mr.. John Mccall, Mr. John Small
Mr.. John O'Donnell Mr.. Daniel Duffy and
Mr.. Jerry Denney.
Mr. Louis di Saints entertained at his
home 1886 Ellsworth street, on Monday
evening Among the guests were Mr..
william A. s. Lepetina, the Madonna
c. c. Sextet which rendered vocal Sc
lectlons, and the Modern Mandolin Club.
which rendered many musical selections,
under the direction of Mr.. Joseph de
I.uca. The other guests included Miss FL
vira Preto, Miss Mary Carfagno, Miss
Stella Carfagno, Miss Susie Crescenzo,
Miss Mildred Crescenzo, Miss Marie Mar
TIM, Miss Josephine Alosi, Miss Lenn
Alosi Miss Name di Saints, Miss Ange-
lima dl Saints, Mr.. and Mrs. di Saints,
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony de Luca, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Alosi, Mr.. and Mrs, DominiclS
Rozzi. Mr.. Michael Capaccio, Mr. Charles
Caselli. and the following members of the
Madonna Catholic Club: Mr.. Frank Mas
sey Mr.. Joseph A Lombard, Mr. Frank
Dodare Mr.. Salvatore Ricciardi, Mr. Sam
uel Tornatore. Mr.. John Nocitra. Mr.. AL
fred Di Orio Mr. Rocco Loraio. Mr.. Will
lam Crescenzo, Mr.. Frank Till, Mr..
Claude Lanciane, Mr.. Louis Carfagno. Mr..
jeremiah Carfagno and Mr., Frank di
Saints.
Dr. Charles Moses entertained a num-
ber OF his friends at his home, s15 South
was served. followed by dancing,
Among those present were Miss Jeanette
Moses, Miss Henrietta Jaffe, Miss Pearl
r. Rittenberg Miss Rose Caplan, Miss
Rose Meadow, Miss Ida Moses. Miss Sue
PIatt, Miss Florence Miller, Miss Rose
PIatt Miss Elizabeth Ellenbogen, Miss
Ida Carter, DIR. Charles Moses, Mr.. Isaac
Samuels. Mr.. d. Louis Zimmerman, Mr.
L. Maurice Praissman, Mr.. Emanuel NJ.
BirOn Mr.. Louis Katsoff. DR.. Herman
Moses, of Newark; Mr.. Samuel Ellenbo-
gen, Mr.. Jacob Pomerantz, Mr.. Bernard
Samuels, Mr.. Abe Rosenberg. Mr.. Cann
Mr. Harry Flshman. Mr.. Samuel Cure
witch. Dr. Jacob Softer, Mr.. Herman r.
Goldberg. Mr.. Raymond Moses, Mr.. Maui
rice S. Viteles, Mr.. Maurice j, Titelbaum,
Mr. Frank Greenstein and Mr. and Mrs
David Moses.
The Comus II Club gave a novelty
Leap Year party Tuesday evening. 1t was