Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-21
SHAKESPEAREAN COMEDY WILL
BE GIVEN TOMORROW EVENING
"Taming of the Shrew" to Be Presented by Literary
Circle of Young Mems and Young Women's Hebrew
Association Entertainments

CtHAKpsPEARE's Tanning Of the
y shrew" will be the feature Of the com
blned dramatic and musical night OF the
Literary Circle Of the Young Mems and
Young wornen's Hebrew Association to-
morrow evening at the Hebrew Literature
Society. 3IO Cntharinc street. An unusual
and varied program mas been ARRANGED py
the committee, which includes MISS vi li!.,ll' ~.
NJ NaEil Mr. Bernard Brodle ana MT
Herman H. Berlin The Tanning OF the
Shrew'' will be given in costume by MISS
Sarah NIagil and Miss Miriam MaglL ana
this will mark the last of series OF SNAKE
spegre nights which have been given
Under the auspices Of the society MUSIC
viii be furnished by the Fleisher sym
rhuny Society and Miss Gertrude SilNers
and Miss Tille Novack, sololsts MISS
Esther Eadenskv will render Concerto NO.
nv Nrendelssohn. on the piano, and var
iou7 passages from "rhe Merchant OF
Venice" will be given by Miss Rae Ber-
mar. and Miss Gertrude Lerhart. MT.
Ilarr, ISlingsborg will b. the director
Mrs. John Bremen entertained the Bona
Diet club Mt her home, 6O2l Spruce street.
on Saturday evening. Miss Ethel Young
entertained the guests with musicai re-
citals. accompanied by Miss Kathryn
Bremen. Several rectatlons were given
nv Mr.. philip Schacffer. Among the guests
,vere Miss MYRTLE Macdonald. Miss Isabelle
Young, Miss Mary McCusker, Miss Rena
Johnstone. Miss Ethel Hoeune, Miss vera
Koeune. Miss Marie Mackes, Miss hath-
ryne Bremen, Miss Helen Brenneh' MISS
Ethel Young, Miss Irene Dtetrich' MI.
Phillip Schaeffer, Mr.. James c. Coyle Mr.
Christian Bremen, Mr.. Floyd Simons' MI
Ralph Montgomery, Mr.. Wills rue Mr'
Roy walters, Mr. John Foy, MT. JoIn
Freeman, Mr.. Henry Laesser and Mr'
James Borbridge
Four residents of Manayunk on Satur-
day celebrated their birthdays Jointly win
n banquet at the hotel of Mr.. d. j. Cunhle,
former president of the Manayunk BOARD
of Trade Mr.. ID. j. Cunnie and Mr' Inn
othy McMonigle were born shortiy "ltor
March II had departed some years ago
while Mr. Patrick Nolan and Mr.. John
i. Sullivan were both born on the Same
date as their patron saint. large NUM-
ber of guests attended.
TTNAL arrangements for the JoVlal
IL Twelves annual BALL Leap year
Dance. on Friday night at the New Royal
Hail. will be completed in the next few
davs Mr.. John Mcweinman, member
novelty program, and plans to have as the
feature number a "snowstorm dance
Several mer1bcrs have been preparing lor
speciality dances, and the latest u. NV
steps and whirls will be demonstrated MI
Louis II. Jaffe will lead the grand march
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Il. Meredith. Of 1888
North 29th street entertained on Satur-
day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Herman Drestc, of Alba, Pa. The cele-
bration marked the silver wedding an
uiversary of MIR. and Mrs. Dreste'
A real "Night in Ireland" was enjoyed
nv the Ara Bee Club last week at the
home of two of its members Mr Nlhceht
Sillers and Mr. Edmond Sillers, OF 2Ol5
ellsworth street Among those present
were Miss Mary f. Mclaughlin MISS
Martha e. Sillers, Miss Elsie Scheel' MISS
Mae Molloy, Miss Florence CosgroVe' MISS
Florence Sllers, Miss Mona Mae menus n.,,,
Miss Mary Sillers, Miss Frances A. Sillers'
Mr.. Louis Cylinder, Mr.. Meyer Blume, MT
Louis Scheel Mr.. Ignatius Delaney Mr.
Louis Blume, Mr. William Delaney, MT
Francis Black, Mr.. Daniel Ryan ana Mr.
Frank A. Baxter. Ballads of Ireland We're
sung by Miss Scheel accompanied py MT
Baxter and Miss Mclaughlin. During the
internission of the orchestra the guests
were entertained by Mr.. Blume with ms
cornet NIr. Scheel with his clarinet ana
Mr.. Delaney with his VIOLIN accompanied
by Miss Florence Sillers at the piano
Dancing followed.
A graduation party in the form of n
surprise was rendered TO Mr.. Harry war,
shaw who graduated from the school OF
Pedagogy I'm February and was appointed
n teacher at the Wilson Grammar School'
10Th and Wharton streets, AT ms hoIle'
s16 Dickinson street, on Saturday mght'
Among those present were Miss FANNIE
Rerger of Wilmington, Del; Miss Anna
Vincoff. Miss Cecilia Esenberg' Miss ltay
Enapp. Miss Celia Lasiin, Miss Dora
Warshaw, Miss Minnie Rosenberg MISS
Mary Brody, Mr.. Henry shapiro Mr'
Maxwell II. Ostrow. Mr. Lewis Tender
Mr. Lewis Gantz, Mr.. Samuel Carless, Mr.
Maurice shapiro, Mr. Herman Warshaw.
Mr. Lewis Krouse Mr.. Reuben Brown or
Chicago; Mr.. Alexander Apple OF CANADA
and Mr.. Nathan Wallock Several cIasSl'
cal dancing numbers were demonstrated
nv Miss Knapp and Mr., Gantz Miss Las,
Vim and Mr.. Carless and Miss Lasldn and
Mr.. Ostrow Mr.. Shapiro, Mr. Apple Mr'
Ostrow and Mr.. Krouse, the Jovial Twelve
quartet, sang during tho course OF th7
evening.
An informal dinner was given by Miss
Rose r.. O'Conneu at her home, 55lS
cedar avenue, on Sunday evening. Among
those nresant were Miss Grace Moyer
Miss Gertrude Magnnis' MISS bessie
Conlon. Miss Helen Mooney, Miss Fran
ces Superset, Miss Katherine O,Conneli
Miss Harriet Cluue, Miss Emma O'ConneH
Mr. Frank e. Smiley, Mr.. Paul L. smiley
Mr. Joseph OConnell, Mr.. Asher iumes
Mr. walter Haffey Mr., John Freeman,
Mr. Joseph Dougherty, Mr. Joseph Algle
and Mr. bernard O'ConnelL
The Sigma Delta Beta fraternity Of