Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
JUNIOR AID SOCIETY WILL
GIVE FASHION SHOW IN MAY
Members of Roxboroughs Younger Set Arranging
for Attractive Exhibit to Be Given for Benefit
of st. Timothy's Hospital

David Frank with large loving cup for
services rendered the association.
A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Rappaport by their children in honor
Of Mr.. Rappaport's birthday.
Among those present were Miss Celia
Eisenberg, Miss Frances Stelwecl. Miss
Anna Steweck Miss Arma vincoff, Miss
Elsie Herringer, Miss Anna Fradien. Miss
Reba Newman. Miss Esther Dudtlin,
Miss Edith Pearlstein, Miss Anna Kappa
port, Mrs. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Schwartz, Miss Evelyn Schwartz, Mr. ana
Mrs. A. Rappaport, Mr. Michael Kappa
port, Mr. Goodman 1senberg Mr.. Freed
man. Mr.. Jack Rappaport, Mr.. Jack
Mandel, Mr.. Philip Rappaport, Mr.. Charles
Kenner, Mr.. Ralph Bell. OF wilkes-Barre,
Pa; Mr.. William Shigman, Mr.. Nathan
Rappaport. Mr.. Barney Baron, Mr.. Joseph
Young, Mr.. Harry Peluvitz, and Mr.. Ed
ward Cenecove.
TT the conditions of hard study, se-
i rious effort. keen ingenuity and en-
thuslastic support may be taken as an in
dlcation Of assured success, the presenta-.
tion of '"The Frogs of Aristophanes," by
students of the Temple University. will,
without doubt, prove to be the most ef-.
fectve of this institutions dramatic per-
formances this year. The play will be
given in its English version the story IL
delightfully."- funny and will provide ample
amusement while the music of the Frog
choruses will complete the beauty OF the
play. The costumes have been designed
especially for this production, and will
leave nothing to be desired. There is
also promise of dance by Greek maidens,
enhanced by a solo dance, THE Pipes of
Pan"
A faculty committee is directing the
play. consisting of DR.. Nicholas r.
Vlachos, of the classical department; DR..
Isabel Graves, of the English department;
Miss Anita Preston, of the normal phy-
steal education department, who is in
charge of the dancing. and DIR, Philip H
Goepp, of the College. of Music. This WE'LL
known Philadelphia musician has COM
posed the musical setting of the choruses
especially for the occasion. Miss Beulah
II. Spilsbury, of the household arts de-
partment, has designed the costumes.
The principal parts will be taken by Mr..
William G.. Junkin, Mr. John Allan, Mr..
Vernon b. Bickmore. Miss Grace Darling
and Miss Ruth Gerstley. Most of the WE'LL
trained voices for the choruses have been
drawn from the normal kindergarten de-
partment of the University.
Among the patronesses are Dean Laura
ii. CARMEL, Mrs. James II. Durham, Miss
Janice Yvonne Mills Miss Isabel Graves,
Mrs William Vlachos, Miss Lucinda p.
Mackenzie, Mrs. Davitt d. ChidestAr. Mrs.
Eugene S. Foljambe, Mrs. Ida L. K Mil
ler Miss Beulah c.. Spllsbury Mrs. Nich-
olas p. Vlachos, Miss Elise r. Burchett,
Mrs Percy S. BclSmore, Miss Jane s.
Jones, Miss Alice A. DeclSman, Mrs. Eliza
beth L. II. Buckley, Mrs f. T. Becker,
Miss Mary T.. Stone, Miss Anna Vlachos,
Miss Veronica i. Miches, Mrs. S. j. Jun
kin. Miss Katherine T. Smart and Mrs.
Louis Gerstley.
The performance Is scheduled for FRI
day evening, April 2S. at Scottish Rite
Hail. and will be followed by dancing.