Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-05
STUDENTS OF COLGATE UNIVERSITY
TO GIVE CONCERT IN GERMANTOWN
Combined Glee and Mandolin Clubs of Colleges Will Be
Heard at Association Hall, Germantown Avenue and
Rittenhouse Street, on April 2O-Other Doings

A CONCERT will be given by the com
n blned Glee and Mandolin Clubs. o
Colgate University. at Association Hall
Germantown avenue, above Rittenhoust
street, Germantown, on Thursday, Apri
20, at Sis o'clock. The concert will b,
given under the auspices OF the Christian
Endeavor Society, of Summit Presbyterian
church, Westview and Greene streets, Ger
mantown,
Considerable interest Is being manifest
ed in the dame to be given on Friday
evening. April z, In the Rittenhouse, the
proceeds Of which will be used to equir
the Ear Department of the Hahnemann
Hospital The affair is being arranged
by Doctor Joseph V. f. Clay and Dr
Gilbert J. Palen. The patronesses are
Mrs Leon T. Ashcraft. Mrs. Duncan
Campbell Mrs. Joseph V. f. Clay, Mrs
r. c. Goldsmith. Mrs. John f. James. Jr.
Mrs William r. Lyman, Mrs. Walter c.
Madeira, Mrs. Gilbert j. Palen, Mrs j.
Herbert Redding, Mrs. George Earle RRig
uel, Mrs. Dudley Saul. Mrs. Lewis Starr
Mrs. Edmund l.. Tustin, Mrs. James /.
NJ. Wilson, Mrs, Monroe d, Youngman.
The "13" Club held its semimonthly
meeting at the home of Miss Helen lie
GieTse. 1862 Lancaster avenue. last Mon
tdy. IHlS cluD lIlCluueS MISS fllLhDetil
Mcmahon, president; Miss Regina Barry.
secretary and treasurer; Miss Alice Cooke.
Miss Gertrude Gregg, Miss Grace Noon
ey, Miss Florence Mugnier, Miss Helen Lee
Gierse. Miss Mary Morrissey. Miss Mar
garet Morrissey, Miss Betty Barry, Miss
Margaret Connolly, Miss HIlda Crawford
and Miss Margaret Franz. The members
are "l9l5" graduates of the Catholic Girls
High School.
"The Twilight Fellowship gave a re-
oeption in honor OF Mr. Dudley G. Singer
on Sunday evening In the blue room OF
the Colonial Cafe,
Among those present were Mr. Dudley
C. Singer. Mr.. Jules Sigmund, DR.. Robert
s. Braunstein. Mr.. Samuel Hlrshenhorn,
Mr.. I. T. Lydenbaum. Phi. d.
Doctor Braunsteln rendered several
vocal selections, Mr.. Slgmund featured
quick characterization changes" and &C.
centric dancing was shown by Mr.. S.
Hirshenhorn. A speech followed by Mr..
Singer,
The Jolly Six played their final pinochle
game last evening at the home of DR.,
and Mrs, Reiberold. 18th street and Fair
mount avenue The members of the club
include DIR and Mrs, Reiberold, DR., and
Mrs. Peiffer, Mr.. L. Marco, I'd, and Mr..
S. w. Baldwin, Jr.
MFRS. II. p. SCHNEIDER, of 1909 Erie
lkl avenue, entertained her 800" club
at cards and luncheon last week. Among
her guests were Miss Helen Metz, Mrs.
George Orr. Mrs. c. 2. Landenslaugher.
Mrs, w. Merker, Mrs, Leon Davis, Mrs II.
y. Hosback, Mrs. Frederick Metz. Mrs.
II. Loutz. Mrs. John McCusker, Mrs ].
Holman and Mrs, Henry P. Riedel, Jr.
The Mishorral Zion Society held its
regular meeting last Sunday evening at
the home OF Miss Lenora Gordon. $50
South street. Mr. Leon II. Rose. adviser
10 the club, spoke on the Jewish Con-
gress" and after explaining the Dance of
the Council of Jewish Clubs. the club
members sang "HatickYah," "Dort Woo
Die zeder" Come Thou Almighty King"
and God is In His Holy Temple" NomI-
nations were made and refreshments
served
The next meeting viii be HID Sunday
at the home OF Miss Rosalie Sommers,
SEQ South street.
A birthday party was given In honor
of Miss Fanny Kline, on Sunday evening.
at her home, el42 Lansdowne avenue.
Among those present were: Miss Levlck.
Miss Levin. Miss Margolis, Miss Romer.
Miss Gelzter. Miss Kapner, Miss SegaI.
Miss Mary Schyner, Miss Lena Schyner.
MISS aalman. Miss Dorothy Cline, Miss
Vigderman. Miss Fanny Kline, Mas Al
pert. Miss Dorothy Lssiek, Miss Cohen.