Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-26
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY TO
BENEFIT BY MUSICAL TEA
Delightful Outdoor Affair Will Be Given in Gardens of
Mrs. Alfred C. Balch's Home in Lansdowne.
Several Other Entertainments

| A DELIGHTFUL outdoor musicale and
"A tea will be given in the gardens OF Mrs
! Alfred c. Balchs home on Baltimore ave
nue. tomorrow afternoon. The proceeds Will
be given to the fund of the Woman Suffrage
| party. The program includes cello sole
| by Miss Ethel Lewis a violin solo by MISS
| Il. Bliss vocal solo by Miss Margaret D
| Taylor and piano solos by Mrs Harold An:
derson, Mrs. William o. Eaton and Mrs
| Alfred c. Balch.
The committee In charge consists OF Mrs
Thomas Hunnum, Mrs. Carl Altmaier and
Mrs. E. G. Martin. Among the young women
who will serve the refreshments are Mrs
Hall Andersen Miss Olive Mason, Miss
Alice Statzell. Miss ella May Harris and
Miss Grace Bond.
A reception was held in the Oliyet Cove
nant Presbyterian Church on Thursday
evening in honor of the pastor, who received
the degree Of doctor Of divinity. Mr.. James
Morrison presided Addresses were made
by the Rev. Robert Hunter, Mr.. f. r. Glenn,
Mr.. Stewart and Mr.. Ford. The choir rem
dered two selections, after which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Stanley Erwin gave garden party
and luncheon at her home in Somerton
last week for the Glover Sewing Circle.
Covers were laid for IA guests, among
whom were Mrs. walter G.. Hind, Mrs
James 2. Cunningham, Mrs. Albert L. Roat,
Mrs. Walter Mccarthy, Mrs Harry Sea-
mon, Miss Helen Wiletts, Mrs. George
Yeager, Mrs. William white, Miss Helen
Delaney, Mrs, Allen Henry Smith, Mrs. w.
F. Sherwood, Mrs. Frederick Peacock, Mrs
W. Kinney and Mrs, William Delaney
TINE Drexel BIddle Bible Classes Home at
l. Lansdowne avenue and Garrett road,
I.ansdowne, was the scene of a delightful
musicale Saturday afternoon, when artists
of note participated, Among them were
Mr.. Asa Hood Mr., Raymond Il. McMena-
min, Mr. Albert Parker, Mr.. Albert Mac
Donough, Master George Jacoby, Miss Mary
williams, Miss Bessie T.. Phillips. Miss Mar
garet Mcdonald Miss May Shaw. Miss
Bessie Jacoby and Miss Helen Martell.
FTHE Victrix Catholic Club will give
i minstrel show this evening in the school
auditorium of the Church of our Lady of
the Rosary, SD and Callowhil streets, for
the benefit OF the MARY, Star of the Sea"
Church, at Branchtown, Pa. Those in
charge of the affair are Mrs. Charles n.
Barrett Mrs Michael Dallahan, Mrs. Harry
Mcintyre and Mrs. J. Doyle
Mrs T. A. Devin is directing the min
strels and Mr.. William McMenamn will be
interlocutor. The first set of end men will
include Mr.. Frank McMenamn and Mr..
Gerald Coghlan and the second set will be
Mr. Frank Dourley and Mr.. William Nolan.
Solos VIII be given ny Mr James Daley,
Mr. James Boyer, Mr.. Frank Henderson
and Mr.. John Ryan. In the circle will be
Mr. John Joyce, Mr.. Frank Fox, Mr.. Will
lam Taylor, Mr.. Harry Stokes, Mr.. Charles
Tonner. Mr.. Emil Green. Mr.. John Gala
CHER. Mr.. William O'Donald, Mr.. Harry
Conway, Mr.. Edward johnson. Mr.. John
McMenamin and Mr.. Bernard Naughton.
One of the most successful entertainments
of the season given in the Falls of Sehuyl-
kill was the presentation of the comedy,
"Whiskers" by number of young people
in the hall of the Baptist Church on Queen
lane, which was repeated on Saturday
evening. The excellent cast included Miss
Flora Molyneux, Mrs John Moorehead
Mrs. Harry Barstowe, Miss Margaret B.
Seasholes Miss Jessie Molyneux, Miss Rea
Grundy, Miss Florence Ladley, Mr.. II. B.
Binltn, Mr.. Hamilton Moorehead and Mr.
Harold Moorehead. The affair was in
charge of Miss Uretta e. Johnson, assisted
by Mrs, William Ashton, Mrs. NJ A.. Ash
ton Mrs. Martin Brkmire, Mrs. II. b. Cole
Mrs. Louis Diehlman, Mrs Lydia Halo
well, Miss L. w. Hannes, Mrs. j. W. Har-