Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-11

| i troncsses OF the Musicale and Dance
| to be given in the ballroom Of the Belle.
vue-stratford on Friday evening, Feb
| airy -, for the benefit of the Nurses
| Home for ST Agnes Hospitals Miss Au-
| gusta AIwer, Mrs w. Morris Brown, Mrs.
Geo. Falcs Baker. Mrs Magnus Brown,
Mrs Chas T. Bailey, Mrs Geo. II. Bridg-
EFT, Mrs Leon Brinkman. Mrs. Geo hlm'
bail Brown, Mrs. Mason Campbell Mrs
Robert B Cruicc. Miss Mary Comstock,
Mrs Paul T. Cassidy, Mrs, q. Nico Cic-
cone. Mrs l.. II. Conlan Mrs Chas u.
Dudley. Mrs JOS Farley Mrs. John NJ,
Fisher Mrs James r.. German Mrs. VIM
+. Harrity Miss Mary Haley Mrs. Chas.
j. Ilobau. Mrs Josephine Harrington,
Mrs. NJ. H. Kelly. Mrs. y. Henry kea-
veney, Mrs. Cornelius Lane, Mrs. j. F.
Lamcrolle, Mrs r. w Lesley, Mrs. Rob
ert Moore Mrs. Geo. =, Muller Miss Pau
line McCHndlcss. Miss n. A. Morrison.
Mrs Matthew Murphy, Mrs John A Nc.
Glinn, Mrs Robert c. Moore, Mrs. Thos
McClaiu Miss ELLA Otheson. Mrs. Henry
y. OcstreiCh, Mrs, Robert Blair Pollock,
Mrs Murtha =. quinn. Mrs. VIM. $. Rob.
inson, Miss Fanny Rosengarten Mrs. Jos
A. Short, Mrs u, Franklin Stahl. Mrs
VIM. q. Schriner. Mrs Edward Trainer
Mrs. a. j. Toland, Mrs. j. j. Tcrney, Mrs
Jos. G. Trainer, Mrs. VIM. T. Wheeler
Mrs. VIM. II. Wilson
owing to the Illness of Miss Elizabeth !
Bonner. Miss LouEhney will sing in the
quartctte. Mr.. William Sylvano Thunder
Will be the aCCOmpaniSt The dancing
specialtcs which make up the program
are under the direction Of Mr.. Daniel
Hogan
4 benefit dance will he given for the |
kensingtOn DispCnsarN for the Treatment |
Of Tuberculosis under the auspices of |
Auxiliary No II. on Friday evening, Feb
ruary IS at the Roosevelt, 2O27 Chestnut |
street
y great many successful affairs have
been given for the dspcnsary, which is |
doing philanthropiC work all over the !
city Many afflicted children are taken |
care of at the summer home. River Crest !
PhueniXvle. Pa,
\ leap year party was given by Miss |
Bessie Salkind recently at her home lO2S |
Locust street Among those present We're |
Miss Il. Setter. Miss II, Setter, Miss n. |
Hurwitz. Miss Molly Cohen. Miss Lent
Cohen, Miss Tillie Rice Mr., l.. Nydick,
Mr.. ]. Rappaport. Mr.. l.. Salkind, Mr.. II. !
Siegel, Mr., L. Weinberg. Mr.. j. Goldberg, |
Mr.. T. Reed. Mr. j. Day, Mr.. Shuster |
and Mr.. Friedman.
The Senior Auxiliary of the Jewish |
Shclterng Home will hold it's second |
sacred concert and novelty dance, at
Apollo Hall on Sunday evening. The best
professional talent TO ne nHu mas Decll
secured for the concert and there VIII be
several speciality dances.
Every one Is assured an enjoyable eve
ming. as the members are doing the ut
most to make this one of the very best
affairs they have ever given
Mr.. Morris Gorin, chairman and organ
izer of the Young Mems Hebrew Po-
litical Association, announced at last
Sundays meeting of the association that
Mr.. $. r. Schatz will act as chairman
of the big charity ball to be given by
the Y. NJ. II. Z. A. at Moose Hall next
month
Mr.. George Cohan will act as his secre-
tary and will assist him in the work.
Miss Rose Frank, of the Women's
Auxiliary, will also assist in the prepara-
tions for the dance.
Miss Elizabeth Zacks entertained last
Sunday evening ut her home, 3Si7
WyalusnE avenue. in honor of her friend,
Miss Freda Solomon. Among those pres
ent were Miss Mollie Remens, Miss Anna
Rosenberg, Miss Yetta Remens, Miss
Elsie Taylor, Miss Rose Tratenberg. Miss |
Esther Weiss. Miss Eva Tratenberg. Mr.. |
Edward Feldman. Mr. Louis ZaClSs, Mr.. |
Cohen, Mr.. l.. IIirsChnan, Mr.. Maurice |
Zacks and Mr.. Milton Aronson.
Violin selections We're given by Mr.. |
Irschman, accompanied by Miss Remens
and Miss Iacks at the plano.
Miss Solomon, Mr.. Cohen, Mr.. Aronson !
and Mr.. Feldman participated in a quar-
tet, assisted by Miss zacks.
buffet luncheon was served, followed
by dancing.
A surprise party was given last Friday
evening in honor of the Both wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Chaiken.
A Dutch supper was served. The follow
ATp md tf5
Chaiken, DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Chaiken, Mr..
Norris Chai<en, Mr.. Samuel Chaiken.
Miss Katie Chaiken. Miss Hlda b. Chai-
ken, Mr. Aaron Lpschutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Seitchik, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kirllel, Miss Bella Kirkel. Miss Bertha
Kirkel. Mr.. William Rodin Mr.. Samuel
Mr.. Max Hurwitz, Miss IIunice
ChailSen and Mr. and Mrs Dudowsky.
Several songs We're sung by Mr.. Nor
ris Chaiken, accompanied by Miss Hilda |
b. Chaiken on the piano and Mr. Samuel
Chaiilen on the violin, General dancing
package party and dance was given
by the Auxiliary Of the Downtown Hebrew
Day Nursery on Sunday evening at the
home of the Day Nursery 362 Snyder
avenue. Opening addresses We're given
by the president, Mr., SilNcrman, and by
Mir Brown,
Mr. Leo Schwartz. Mr.. Bowls and Mr..
Toltz were the auCuiOneerS, Mr., Toltz de.
serves much credit for his share of the
work. The Downtown Hebrew Day Nurs-
cry will open it's new home 362 Snyder
avenue, ON Sunday with a bazaar and
dance
Mr. Patrick McConlogue 23li Christian =
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