Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-16
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS MARK ANNIVERSATY
Sixty Year of Orders Existence to Be Celebrated
Tomorrow at the Parkway Building Broad
and Cherry Streets

| CNIXTY-THREB years ago. on the 18th of
DMay, 1853 the Junior order United
American Mechanics was formed in the old
historic Concord School in Germantown. At
that time Washington Council was organ
lied The council has seen continuous ex-
istence since then excepting the period Of
6t-'65, when its members enlisted to help
save the Union
The anniversary will be celebrated this
year by the Federation Of Councils of the Jr
o. U. A. NJ. in hitting manner tomorrow
in the Parkway Building, Broad and Cherry
streets, at $3.50 o'clock There will be
banquet, followed by an entertainment and
dance.
The Banquet Committee has been work.
ing very hard to make this anniversary
one to be long remembered by the Juniors
of the federation and they hope that their
efforts will be rewarded by very large
attendance OF the juniors and their friends.
The members of the Banquet Committee
are as follows From Bridesburg Council.
No. 1876, Mr.. Burgin, Mr. Chem Mr.. Shoe
and Mr. Eckert from Harry Clay Council,
No, I. Mr. Murphy, Mr. Coulter and Mr..
Snyder from Kensington Council, No. 3,
Mr. Schrader, Mr. Scherer and DR.. II. L.
smith from Washington Council No. |.
Mr. Bringhurst, Mr.. Clemens and Mr. G..
G. Klein secretary
recital was given on Saturday night
at odd Fellows HALL Broad and Federal
streets. by the South Philadelphia Trio.
composed of Miss Cora Higgins, violinist
Mr.. Joseph Franzosa, cellist, and Mr.. Joseph
Schall Lilly, pianist, assisted by Miss Ma
tilda Snyder Christie. soprano.
The program included
Raymond Overture ..,.................T Thomas
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f'o''"'0 opus Joseph tranzosa' carr mays
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c-My Lover, He Comes on the skee. Leishter
Miss Cora Hisslns
Matilda snyder Christie '>'''''
Mr. and Mrs John Kelley, of 1916 Jeffer-
son street, will entertain at a dance this
evening in honor of their daughters Miss
Urlla Keeley's) 9th birthday. Miss Kelley
is the niece of Mr.. II. b. Kelley. There
will be about 80 guests. Pink and white
roses and ferns will form the decorations.
The guests will be DR. Irwin S. Myerhoff,
Miss Gladys Purves, Mics Elma Strein, Miss
Beatrice Reed Miss Marjorie Carlson, Miss
Edna Guckenbuehler. Miss Dorothy Rein
eke, Miss Gladys Meyerhoff. Miss Lydia
Howell. Miss Margaret McGinnis, Mr.. AL
bert Smith. Mr. Daniel Garland, Mr.. Frank
Weker. Mr. Frank McGinnis, Mr.. Albert
DOHONeT, MT JOSeDn mCCOTHhCR, MT. JO-
seph Mccormack, Mr. Joseph Hartman, Mr..
Louis Pope Mr.. Walter Huston, Mr.. Mark
Mertz Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Keeley.
TIME Martha Washington Club enter
i tained Saturday evening at Miss Reba
Wesmans house, 40 Dickinson street The
main features of the evening were imper-
sonations by Mr.. Louis Marcus, together
with delightful music. Those present were
Miss Molie Abrams. Mr.. D. A. Alberts Mr..
Jack L. Cohen. Miss Lena Cohen. Miss
Tillie Cohen, Mr.. Max T. Daney, Mr..
Harry b. Dublin, Mr.. NJ. G. Dwargan. Mr..
Teddy Feinman, Mr.. John Gnsburg. Mr..
Herman Goldberg, Miss Mae Greenus Miss
Clara Gurbarg, Miss Rebecca Jacobson,
MIR. Lawrence kaplan, Miss Blanche Kauf
man. Mr. Harry Klingsburg. Mr.. A. L.
Kohn, Mr.. Philip Krause. Mr.. NJ. B. Krow,
Miss Elsie Leibowitz. Miss Betty Llpman,
Miss Gertrude Marcus. Mr.. Louis Marcus.
Mr. Max Montague. Miss Kathryn Norurtz,
Mr.. David Plat, Miss Anna Podolin Mr..
Abe Pornes. Miss Rose Rosen, Mr.. Max
Rothstein, Mr.. Herbert Room. Mr.. Paul
w. NJ. Rudsky. Miss Esther Schwartz, Miss
Rose Schwartz, Miss Dora Shanger, Miss
Lillian Sheel. Miss Esther Spain, Mr.
George Shutz. Miss Bessie Smith. Mr.. Mar
tin Stein Miss Rose Spotkov. Miss Mildred
spotkov, Mr.. Maurice Taubman. Mr.. Theo-
dore Tevelson, Mr.. Louis Tuft Mr.. A
Wachs. Mr. M. We'll. Miss Anna Weisman
Mr.. David Weisman, Miss Reba Weisman,
Miss Bessie Weisman. Mr.. Michael Platt,
Miss Lillian Goldman and Mr.. Sam zuck-
erman.
The Louella Country Club, composed of
10 young men of the st. Francis Xavier
T, A. B.. of Philadelphia held its fourth an
nual opening at its new house. Underwood,
n. j., on Saturday and Sunday. The house
was neatly arranged and equipped with new
sleeping outfits. The bungalow has been
filled with all conveniences and latest mod
ern improvements.
The ground surrounding the clubhouse is
handsomely decorated with flowers and
plants and the front porch is shaded by
rambling roses of four shades.
This opening was the largest this club
has ever held, all the members being pres
ent. Among these were Mr.. William LUNG.
presidents Mr. Joseph A. McGettlgan, sec
retary and treasurer; Mr.. Walter Foley.
Mr., Frank Foley Mr.. Aloysius Moffltt, Mr..
Joseph Moffitt, Mr., John McGettigan, Mr..
Edward Coyle. Mr.. Frank Stanton Mr.,
Thomas Teehan, Mr.. dward Wendle. Mr.
George Burns. Mr.. Frank Fox Mr. Daniel
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