Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

vi VIZ E5d annual performance OF lle bei'
i fry Club. Of the Germantown Acad.
emy, will take place at the Germantown
Cricket Club tomorrow night at o'clock
when the delightful four-act comedy
The Fortune Hunter" will be presented
As usual Mr. Frank j. Palmer Of the
class of S4, will direct the performance
and aunts and uncles. fond mothers and
fathers are expected to crowd the ball
room to its utmost capacity. There is al
ways great excitement in the audience
when some widely known youth In the
community appears wearing his debutante
sisters best sports hat and sweater coat.
The cast is as follows:
NATHANIEL Duncan, the toEturyS, hgPser ,gP's a
2-Henry Kellogg, 2 rislng young apeneier, !,
Mr. Harry II, Williams IT
0-as0rs' ENfrnn%aWM Mr. + H. 9ndanbereor. Gr3d%1tbsT Jr 10
4-james Long, young wall street man man., ia
5--Lawrence Miller, young, Wall street ... man.
e-wllle Bartlett, a mllilonaires son, -
p.,, Mr. John d. Meilhenny Jr" IL
800, III &lfrea I yLagphslmer. ,,555
SewsSSy boy NJ Mqstsr la oG 9Iton gISrs 6 Beard 22
. sun '' ,'',' Mr. :. John o " Cornell, Jr., II
1o-Mr "Bnky Lockwoqd the ,,1s banker 3g,',is- IA
11-Roland narnette,, the, bank clerk, ga
12-Traoy Tanner. son Of the, liyeryman, 80
-ro'' WHINE MF. JOIN oS 5. riMcrlhonny. Jr II
l4-Mr. sperry. The drummer, s,,,,-, ga
15--''watty," tho tailor - INA
''0 ''0s'' '''''' E@srson Bolton. III
orFa3a Mastsr sSy Il oh RF@S e. Beard
1s--1etty Graham the ,dEuggist's dq9iHshter. 9ils
10--Josio Lockwood, the bankers daughter.
M Mr.. Randolph Lawson, III
'' Mr. Merritt H. Keyes. '1e
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Frank
]. Palmer Mrs. c. II. Marching, Mrs. u.
C. Cutler Mrs. Harry C. Lawson, Mrs.
Carl Visher, Mrs. John Cornell Mrs. Will
lam II, Stuart, Mrs. ]. W. Landenberger,
Mrs William Kelly Beard, Mrs. Eleanor
NJ. Rershaw, Mrs. A. A. Dinsmore. Mrs.
8. f. Osborne, Mrs. S. IL. Bolton, Mrs.
w. b. Kugler, Mrs. Charles Keyes, Mrs.
NJ. Laupheimer, Mrs. f. d. Williams, Mrs.
I. w. Jepson. Mrs. Sheldon Potter. Mrs
Calvin NJ. Smyth, Mrs. A. b. Lamb Mrs
George Deacon, Mrs. William N. Johnson,
Mrs Churchill Williams Mrs. Charles
Adamson, MRS. George B. Warder and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Swartz.
La Sans Souci Club held its regular
meeting Thursday, at 5015 Catharine
street Among those present were Mrs.
Howard Broadbelt, Mrs. Harold Butler,
Mrs. Russell Chafey, Mrs. Charles Cook,
Mrs. Lemuel Cox Mrs. Harry Cranmer,
Mrs. Horace McCauley, Mrs. George Met
ter and Mrs. Howard Noble. Mrs, William
Moore acted as hostess. on Saturday Mrs.
McCauley. of Pltman, N. j., will entertain
the members and their husbands.
Miss Emile Cowdrick, of 6152 Morton
street, Germantown, held the meeting OF
the A B d Sewing Circle at her home
on Friday evening. Among those present
were Miss Elizabeth Buckley, Miss Ida
Decker Miss Mary Buckley, Mrs. H. Aber-
nathy, Miss Ethel Brooks, Miss Beatrice
Brooks. Miss May Dolan Miss Katharine
Dolan and Miss Il. Atllin. The mothers
of the members were also present.
Miss Rosilla C. Garrett entertained the
sewing circle of which she is member
Friday afternoon at her home, 6049 North
18th street, at which time her engage
ment to Mr.. Alexander e. Voigt was an
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Apt, of 1929
South 18th street, are being congratu-
lated upon the birth of n son. Martin
Apt, on Thursday, February "a In honor
of the occasion Mr.. and Mrs Apt enter
tained a number of friends on Thursday
Among tnOSe present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenfield. Mr.. Miller, Mr..
Louis Cohen, Mr.. Jacob Katz, Mr., Max
Fisher, Mr.. Abraham Apt, Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Benenstock. Mrs. Reiner. Miss
Rose Benenstock, Miss Esther Bienen-
stock, Mr. Harry Fischer, Miss Anna
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fischer, Mr.
Mr.. Nathan Fisher Mrs. Abra-
ham Apt and Master Nathaniel Howard
The bal masque to be held this evening
1t Horticultural Hall by the Union Re-
publican Club of South Philadelphia prom
ses many unique features. The ballroom
will represent French garden. Tall bay
.rees and cybodium ferns will outline the
white marble balustrade, and the foyer |
will be decorated with potted palms, ferns
and spring flowers. In addition to the |
clubs monogram, ~. r, c." there will |
le several other electrical displays Three |!
,rchestras will be engaged for the oc-
,asion, including 10 pieces. Among the |
novelties to be introduced will be snow |
scene, with the flakes falling on the |
iancers. Another feature will he rain
,ow effect, produced by multi-colored