Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

Century Club, Lansdowne, and will be
repeated again this evening. The sketch
called 'The Spy" which was written by
Julian J. Keenan,, was remarkably well
done Miss Isabel Galbraith, as the Inn
| keepers daughter was very attractive The
sketch was followed by the regular min
strel circle skit, waiting for the 9l3,"
and an exhibition of eccentric dancing by
Mr.. Frank Oesterlie and Mr.. George Rob-
inson Others taking part in the per-
formance were Mr.. Philip Quinlan, Mr..
Robert Ferguson, Mr. Joseph Whelan,
Mr.. Arthur Davenport Mr.. James Ridings,
Mr.. Arthur Bryan Mr.. Malcolm Carscad-
den, Mr. Raymond ogden, Miss Eliza
beth Loughney, Miss Alma Wallace, Miss
Eleanor Conway, Miss Mary Galbraith,
Mr.. Alphonsus Sproul and Mr.. ~ Nichols.
The committee i'm charge includes Mr..
John Galbraith, Mr.. Albert Ridings and
Mr.. George Statzell, Jr, of We Owls CUB;
Mr.. William Sullivan. Mr. Philip Quinlan
and Mr.. Joseph Whelan, of the Beta
Theta Club.
The Literary Society of the Holman
School will present n play, THE Twig OF
Thorn" which will be followed by dance
at the Philomusian Club, 1914 walnut
stret, for the benefit of the College Settle
ment. The play is staged by Miss Emile
Krider Norris, and the cast includes Miss
Helen Shoemaker Miss Sarah Adamson,
Miss Charlotte Cavanna, Miss Elizabeth
Green, Miss Catherine Adamson, Miss
Marcia Soils, Miss Elizabeth Ertel. Miss
Margaret Shoemaker, Miss Dorothy Prior,
Miss Mabel Megraw, Miss Marie Gessler,
Miss Anne Nelson Miss Mary Barnes and
Miss Helen McCalla,
The Gamma Eta Kappa fraternity of
the Philadelphia high schools held it's
midwinter promenade in the ballroom of
the Walton last evening Because of sew
eral unique innovations provided by the
committee, the dance was one of the most
successful ever given by the high school
set.
The committee in charge consisted of
members of the Kappa Upsilon Chi chap
ter, and included Mr.. Robert Crowley,
chairman Mr.. Herbert Irwin, Mr.. Rich
ard Scholes and Mr.. Gilbert Wilcox.
The patronesses were Mrs. Arthur Iirk-
man. Mrs Marion Wilcox, Mrs. l.. Irwin,
Mrs. Il. r. Scholes and Mrs Robert Crow
ley.
on Tuesday evening st. Gabriels Dra-
matte Club will give when We Were
81" in the Auditorium at Norwood Pa,
for the benefit of St Gabrlel's Church. The
east will include Mr.. John Cleary, Mr..
Charles Cleary, Mr.. Leo Trainor, Mr., John
Lnnington, Mr.. John Kelly, Mr. Russell
Carver, Mr.. Norman Ford, Mrs. Robert
Finegan, Miss Amelia Weber, Miss NJ.
Linnington, Miss Margaret Flynn and MISS
Sebina Uleau.
Miss Mildred Miller, of IA South 42d
street. was given n surprise party by her
brother Mr. Joseph Miller, on the occasion
Of her return from New York Among
those present were Miss Mary Miller, MISS
Lillian Levin Miss Sarah Levick, MISS
Sarah Greenblatt. Miss Esther Rotter,
Miss Pauline Snyder Miss Mary Rosen-
berg Miss Jennie Miller, Miss Eta Miller.
Miss Florence Rosenberg, Miss Florence
Baylinson, Miss Esther Goldberg, MISS
Jennie Cohen, Miss Ida Goldberg, Miss
Fannie Detich, Miss Mollle Nadish' MISS
Mollie Korson, Miss Edith Bagdon, Miss
Sarah Weinstock, Mr.. Joseph Miller, Mr..
Lewis Tollin. Mr.. Benjamin Cohen, Mr..
Benjamin Tollin, Mr.. Lewis Miller, Mr.
Thomas Miller, Mr.. Lewis Hirsch, Mr..
Herman Koppelman, Mr.. Edward Shelter,
Mr.. Samuel Epstein, Mr. Isaac Levy, MI
Leon Veil, Mr.. Jack Brammick, Mr.. Max
Bagdon, Mr.. Joseph Learner, Mr.. Peter
Cohen Mr.. Maurice WeinstoclS, Mr. Arthur
Goldberg Mr.. Robert Caesar, Mr.. Samuel
Hausman. Mr.. Abraham Goldberg and Mr..
Herman Taylor
Piano selections were given by Miss
Levick Mr.. Taylor and Miss Levin, and
several vocal selections were given by Mr..
Thomas Miller and Miss Esther Goldberg.
Mr. Joseph Learner entertained the COM
pany by several rectations.
Miss Mary L. Morrlssey and Miss Mar
garet b. Morrissey, of 2l4l North Gratz
street, entertained at cards Thursday aft
ernoon Their guests We're Miss Elizabeth
Mcmahon, Miss Gertrude Gregg, Miss
Grace Mooney, Miss Margaret Connolly
Miss Katherine Mckinney, Miss Regina
Barry and Miss Alice Cook.
A meeting of the Sixteen Club was held
at the home of Miss Grace Mills, 5O29
Chestnut street, this week. Those present
were Miss Alice Chlds, Miss Ann Cleland,
Miss Ruth Haight, Miss Mary Hall, Miss
Constance Hubbard, Miss Edith Lambert,
Miss Mabel Peterson, Miss Florence Starr,
Miss Margaret Thompson ant Miss Made
line TOwne.
Mr.. and Mrs William McGonigle, of
1916 Moore street. entertained at sur
prise party in honor of their niece, Miss
Anna Marie Clad, on Wednesday evening.
The guests were Miss Edith McGonigle,
Miss Ida Smith, Miss Evelyn McGovern'
Miss Stella Wright, Miss Anna sullivan,
Miss Ethel Wilson, Miss Helen Mckinney,
Miss, Ella Birch, Miss Katherine Glynn.
Miss Ellen Stevens, Miss Anna Finnegan,
Mr.. Albert Irwin, Mr.. Herbert Clarke Mr..
Robert Sullivan, Mr.. John Sullivan, Mr..
ID, Charles Zeigler, Mr.. Ralph Topham,
Mr.. John Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Maslin, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frien-
singer, Mr. and Mrs. John Ackley, and Mr..
and Mrs John c. Sullivan The evening
entertainment consisted of dancing, music
and games, followed by a buffet supper
Mrs William +, Tate entertained the
members of her embroidery circle on
Wednesday afternoon at her home, 1856
North 5th street Those present were
Mrs. James Williams, Mrs. Robert Wal
lace, Mrs. Michael Crowley, Mrs. Angel
Labarrere, Mrs. Frederick Miller, Miss
Kathryn Lynch and Miss Nulty. Miss
Lynch gave an interesting talk on EARLY
Norman and Flemish Tapestries"
Miss Bertha NJ. Prendergast and Miss
Regina +, Bunichter gave card party,
followed by a dance, in aid Of the new
Church of st. Carthage, 62d street and
Cedar avenue, on Tuesday evening. There
were about 200 guests present.
Mr. and Mrs, NJ Greenfield of l64l
Federal street. entertained on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of the fourth birthday
of their little daughter, Miss Sara Green
field Children played games and Joined
in a chorus of favorite songs. Refresh
ments were served, Miss Bertha Schatel
gave several vocal solos Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Greenfield,