Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

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| IL made for the three-aot comic opera by
| willard spenser, Miss Bob white" which
| will be produced by the members of st.
Michael's Literary and Alumni Associa.
| tion on February 2S and March I, i'm the
| Parish Hall. I'd and Jefferson streets
The excellent cast is made up as follows:
Trr Billion. Billion. ..,. .,.,............,..c Charles Mallon
| Van Million. On.....................Ja James Wilson
Duke Of Iigh.Tltlcs ..........., Joseph Foster
| LORD .Bashtul. ............... Charles Diamond
| De We're .........,..........Th Thomas Mccain
Jack Hearty y.,'...,.,,.,.,..,..T Thomas johnson
| Miss Autumn. .,,.,..,..... =. Mary Mcf5rianc
Mlss schuyler. .......,,.,. -, Mary Burns
Clare livingstone; or Miss Bob @FItS iUS"0 % S","
There will also be a chorus OF so voices
including hunters, danes. flag girls and
| madens The opera is under the personal
direction of Mr.. w. Francis McNichol,
who has had extensive experience along
these lines, and has just returned from 4
successful trip through the western States.
The musical program has been arranged
by Mr. George j. McNichol A dance will
follow the performance.
The regular monthly meeting of Merton
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, was held on Tuesday at the
home of Miss Helen Macmillan. 5s19 Will
lows avenue, Sherwood. Representatives
to the annual congress, ~ S. ID. A. H.,
TO be held in Washington, d. c., April l6
to April 81. were elected as follows:
Delegate, Mrs. John T.. Devclin, regent;
| alternates. Mrs. Shelly r. Jones, Mrs.
Sterling h. Edr unds, Mrs. Elwood |.
Beatty Mrs Il. r. Braisted, Miss Helen
| Macmillan, Miss Adelaide V. Harvey.
! Mrs. Bculah II. Whlden, Mrs. Samuel
Shaw. Miss Grace Il. Shaw and Mrs.
I Peter j. Hughes. After the business
session closed the chapter members were
beautifully entertained by Mrs. MacMil-
| Ian. assisted by Miss Virginia Marshall
| and Miss Katharine Macmillan.
The annual charity dance will he given
| by the friends of the uptown Home for
| the Aged on Wednesday evening at Lu Lu
| Temple Broad and Spring Garden streets.
| The committec in charge is doing its ut
| most to make the affair a financial sue
| cess. The members include Miss Jennie
| Solodar, chairman; Miss Kintz, secretary;
| Mr.. David Wapman, financial secretary;
| Mr.. Benjamin Gold, treasurer; Miss NJ.
| Cohen. Miss Solomon the Misses Frank,
| Mr.. ID. Swartz Mr.. Olanoff, Mr.. Fix, Mr..
j. Charleston and Mr. Samuel Gold.
Miss Adele Feinstein, of 1910 Lancaster
avenue, was given a surprise party by
| her parents on Saturday evening in hon
or of her graduation from the West Phil
| adelphia High School for Girls. Through
| the efforts of Mr.. Lampert a considerable
sum was realized for the war sufferers
| fund. Among those present were Miss
| Dorothy Silverman, Miss Beatrice Silver
, man, Miss Esther Mittelman, Miss Lillian
Schwartz, Miss Rosalind G. Goldsmith,
| Miss Adele Feinstein, Mr.. Charles Lamp
| ert, Mr.. William II. Pollow, Mr.. lsadore
Mlttelman. Mr.. Harry Schaeffer, Mr.
| Robert Pollow and Mr. Irving d. Fein-
stein.
The 26th annual ball of the Jewish
Sheltering Home will be held tonight in
Mercantile Hall. feature will be CO.
tillon, which will be danced by Miss
! Godie Burak, Miss Julia Silverman. Miss
| Rose Brown, Miss Sadie Kolsky, Miss
Eva Sherman, Miss Rose Segal, Miss s.
Friedman, Miss Lillian Shaffer, Mr.. ABB
ram Burak, Mr.. Benjamin Hammer, Mr..
| Samuel Vogelson, Mr.. Charles Noble, Mr.
Samuel Klein, Mr.. Ellis Pine, Mr. Harry
Clair Mr.. Jules Robin and Mr.. Charles
Daroff.
A banquet was given at the clubrooms
of the Black Beaver Country Club, in
honor OF Mr.. David G. Peck, of Los An
geles, Cal, on Sunday. The features OF
the evening were Mr.. Nathan e. Godette,
violinist; Mr.. H. Bennett, accordionst;
Mr.. A. Leopold Master, pianist, and many
other musical selections rendered by the
Black Beaver Symphony Orchestra.
Among the guests and members were
Mr.. William L. Weinberg, Miss Pauline
SliflIin Mr.. and Mrs Morton Segal, Mr.
Albert L. Godette, Mr.. George McNeedle,
Mr.. John Raimond. Miss Leonore Soldar
Mr.. Bernard Cohen, of Louisville, KY;
Mr.. William Seman, Miss Bessie Vein
berg Miss Rose Dragalow, Miss Anna
Segal, Miss Mary Segal, Mr.. Louis Blu
menthal. Mr.. Charles Mayman, Mr.. Sam
uel Schwartz, Mr.. Harry Markowitz, Mr.. |
Harry Lapp. Mr.. Morris Lapp. Mr.. |
Gruber Lapp and Mr.. Ralph Robinson.
Mrs Walter Jones Pearson. of 2I31 |
Brown street. gave linen shower for her |
niece, Miss Pauline Lewis Pearson, on |
Monday Miss Florence Maurer and Mrs. |
Hilton j. Collins poured tea. Miss Pear
son will be married in June to Mr.. Milton |
Butterworth, of Logan. There were % |
guests present
The Baugh-Close Alumni gave an en-
tertainment in honor of the February |
graduating class on February I, at Casino |
Hall. The affair was success, due to |
the efforts OF Miss Pauline Shapiro, who |
was In charge The program was con-
ciuded by an address by Mr., Harry Pest |
coe, president of the alumni
A delightful surprise party was given |
in honor of Miss Lille Geger on Sum |
day evening by the Twentieth Century |
Social at 3O07 Euclid avenue Among |
those present were Miss Tillie Geiger, |
Miss Mae Geiger, Miss Esther Moore, |
Miss Lea Strauss, Miss Edith Rosenwell. |
Miss Vivian Marloe, Miss Dorothy |
Hutchns Miss Carolina Berg, Mr.. Max |
well Farber, Mr.. Samuel II. Abrams. Mr.. |
Edward j. Steinberg Mr.. Isadore Ia |
Horwitz, Mr.. Irwin Wheeler. Mr., Isidore |
Cash. Mr.. Nathaniel Selbst and Mr.. |
Joseph Segal.
Miss Jenny Davis entertained at her |