Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Academy Of Music on Tuesday evening
next to be followed by a costume dance
i'm Horticultural Hall, to which partici-
pants will pass directly through a private
covered way at the close of the perform
ance.
The .Iasouc is under the direction OF the
seven allied art organizations OF the citN.
includIna the fellowship OF the Pennsyl-
vauia Academy of the Fine Arts. lhe
Plastic club the School of Design Tor
Women. the school OF Industrial Art the
T-Suuare club
The four principal figures IN the or
panization are MIR Stanley Muschamp, the
music director: MIR Arthur B. Carles. the
designer Of the scenery; MIR william y.
Young the producer Of the scenery ana
lieht rXpert and MIR. Frank Buchanan,
producing director. These four are the
mainsprings Of the whole affair ana cach
in his especial way means everything to
the success OF the final presentation The
Masdue. as everybody knows by THIS time
is divided into seven stage pictures, In.
terpreting primitive story based upon an
ancient legend Each one of the seven
pictures is taken by one of the organi
cations Mr. Muschamp's original COM
positions for the production start with the
prelude to Carnival" which forms the
inspiring introduction to the performances.
This suggestive music taking the place of
a sort of overture, will prepare the audi
cnce for the kind of thing to follow.
The next composition is the opening
scene written for the Plastic Club In.
tcrprcted by veil-bcarcrs and priestesses,
of whom the central figure is Miss Har-
rict Sergeant. president of the club. lie
has also composed part Of the music for
the Industrial Art School. and the inter-
mczzo at the end of the NTH picture and
closing scene Of the sketch club. played
while Aradno lies PROSTATE. The elabo-
Ia a1GsN
passages and intrOductions which corrc-
late the different compositions used in the
presentation, making them weave to-
gether into an harmonious ensemble.
The prelude Is built upon two italian
folk tunes, the first, "Oje Caruli' and
the second, in quieter mood, Is founded
upon the song "Carmcla,'
Mr. Cnrles is making an original stage
setting adapted to the requirements of
the scenario and together with Mr..
Young. the practical producer, Is work
ing out scheme of color and light that
will hc a revelation to the immense audi
enCe that is booked for the performance.
Mr. Frank Buchanan Is the comedian OF
the quartet The youngest man of all.
lie showed last year, when his services
were secured at the last moment for the
pulling together of a show that had little
conference in the Masque of Primitive
People. so much ability to handle Ill
assorted and heterogeneous groups of
people and to make the composition hang
together as a whole, that he was this year
given the entire work of the production.
The Terpsichoreans will give the fourth
dance of their seasons series in the Gold
Room of the Hotel Adelphia this evening.
The dances are In charge of the following
committee: Mr.. *. j. Birnbrauer. presi-
dent; Mr. j. 7. Mccullough, treasurer;
MIR c. II. Knauer. assistant treasurer;
Mr.. +. Henderson, secretary; Mr.. II. Is.
Kerr and Mr.. G. Il. Woltnger, The pa
tronesses are Mrs. A. Birnbrauer, Mrs
j. II. Brooks, Mrs. y. Henderson. Miss r,
Henderson. Mrs. i. j, Kerr, Mrs. q. H.
Knauer, Mrs. NJ. a. Mccullough, Mrs. F.
j. Schlaich and Mrs. c. e. Wohnger.
The first anniversary banquet of the
! ladies of San Domingo will be held on
Monday evening at the Roosevelt. There
will be more than 200 guests in attend
ance, and the committee, of which Miss
Lillian NJ Connell is chairwoman, has
been working hard for several weeks to
make this affair a social success. An in.
terestinE program has been prepared. and
after several toasts have been given an
address will BE- made by the president,
Miss Mary II. Dunno. The other officers
are Miss Loretta MCCann, vice president;
Miss Mildred Tobin, financial secretary;
Miss Ruth Hardy. recording secretary;
Miss Josephine Fitzpatrick, treasurer, and
|
Final arrangements are being made by
the members of the Auxiliary of the jew
ish Consumptive Institute for n sacred
concert and dance to be given tomorrow
evening at the Apollo Hall, l126 North
| Broad street The committee in charge Is
doing all possible to make the affair
! success, both socially and financially, The
proceeds of the affair will be utilized to
aid in carrying on the good work now
being accomplished by the institute, which
Is located at iOG Wharton street.
The committee in charge includes Mr.
| Harry Hoffman, Mr.. A. NJ. Baron Mr.,
| Herman Weiss. Mr.. Louis Glassman and
Mr.. Benjamin Hoffman Miss Jean Flum,
chairman 'of the Refrcshment Committee,
will be assisted by Miss Jennie Frankel,
! Miss Rcbe A. Burd, Miss Lottie Barnett,
Miss Bessie Click, Miss Anna Barnett and
Miss Bella F1um, Among the entertain
ers will be Mr. John Schilling basso; Mr..
Joseph Dryer, tenor; Mr. Lawrence l..
Kelly, baritone. and the st. Alphonsius
string seXtet.
Mr.. and Mrs John l.. Cory OF 16l
East Mcehan avenue. Germantown, en-
tertained at a diHner-dance this week In
| honor of their son-in-law and daughter,
! MIR. and Mrs. Russell Lamb, who will
shortly move to Newark, y. J. Among
the guests We're Mr. and Mrs, w. Weber
| MIR and Mrs Harry Stumm, MIR. and
Curco Mrs, H. McFien, Miss Helen Nc
| Fillen, Miss Margaret Casey Miss Mary
O'Callahan, Miss Mamie Myers, Miss Bes
sic smith, Miss Agnes Netteon, Mr.. Al
| bert Walters, Mr. George Brooks, Mr.. Ed
ward McNade, Mr. Samuel Bates, Mr..
| Frank Casey, Mr.. James Bracken Mr.
Daniel McBracken, Mr.. William Casey
MIR. Joseph De Pierro. Mr.. Adam Casey
| MIR. Thomas MacFarand, MIR, Joseph
Casey MIR, William Sharp, Mr.. Clayton
Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Frank Stumm, Mr., George
Brookes.
Miss Hazel Kiefer gave a valentine
| party last week at the home of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. William l.. Klefer, 1914
south SD street, The guests included
| Miss May Hays, Miss Constance Orton,
Miss Emily Jones, Miss Margaret Cook
Miss Constance Moore Miss Fannie
| Moore. Miss Arlene IIeffner Miss Mar
Iorie Chestnut, Miss Helen Culp, Miss
Ruth Dawson, Mr.. Paul German, Mr.
| Philip Allen, Mr.. Ralph jones' Mr. Ray
mond Moore, Mr. George Cluland, Jr, Mr.,
Paul Patton, Mr. Carl Jones. Mr. Oliver
| Hahn Mr. Frederick AIsclntire, Mr..
! Wakefield Harper and Mr. Clayton Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman. Of T33
] West Mont ROmeTy avenue. entertained