Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-10

| TNHE A. w. l.. Club Of the Market
i Square Presbyterian Church will give
| an evening OF "Mirth and Merriment" on
! Saturday at s:15 o'clock, The cast Of a
one-act play will include Miss Anna
Geiger, Miss Gladys Hewitt, Miss Clara
Reeves, Miss Eleanor Twlss. MIR Harry
Haslett and Mr.. H. willard Sterrett.
/ There will be also the ever-popuiar min
! strel show, in which the following will
take part Miss Ruth Kline, Miss Gladys
| Boyer, Miss Rachel Weir, Miss Gladys
| Hewitt Miss Margaret Grier, Miss Sarah
| A. Grier Miss Grace Stademann, Miss
Eleanor Twiss, Miss Myrtle Lucas, Miss
| Alice Bowden, Miss Martin Homilar and
Miss Martha Haslett. The end men will
! be Miss Eleanor Twiss and Miss Clara
Reeves, and the interlocutor will be Miss
Sarah A. Grler. A trio, consisting of MIR.
William Dougherty. MIR y. Boswell and
Mr. j. A. Glib, will sing several songs,
Mr. II. willard Sterrett, q volinist has
consented to play accompanied by Miss
elizabeth Benermann. Mrs. Sarah f. I.
Price, coach of the Helosophc Society or
the University of Pennsylvania, Ia In
charge of the affair
Mrs. Elizabeth stevens, of South Aldan
street. entertained in honor of Mr.. George
Wynn last Saturday evening. Mr. Wynn
has just returned from extensive travels
through the United States. Among those
present were Miss Margaret Stevens, Miss
BIodwin Stevens, Miss Anna watkins,
Miss Miriam Marshall, Miss Alwen Evans,
Miss Sophia Bausch, Miss Catherine
Stevens, Miss Margaret watkins, Miss
Eleanor Margen, Mr.. A. Reese, Mr.. ]. o.
| williams, Mr.. A. Davis, Mr.. w. T. Evans,
Mr.. c. Edwards, Mr.. Marshall Wynn, Mr..
Robert Campbell Mr. IL. Lennox and Mr..
J. Wynn. The chaperons were Mrs. u.
| Stevens and Mrs. ]. Wynn.
A large reception was given by the
Unique Club on Sunday evening at the
home of Miss Sarah Gerson 500 South 9Th
| street. An elaborate buffet luncheon was
served.
Among those who entertained were Miss
Gertrude Silver, who sang accompanied
by Mr.. Joseph Freides at the piano.
Among those present were Miss Jean
| Baron, Miss Ray Baron, Miss Pearl Burn
stlne, Miss Fannie Cohen, Miss Clara CO.
| hen, Miss Essie Deutsch, Miss Sarah Ger
son. Miss Helen Margolis, Miss Rose Kra-
kovitz, Miss Gertrude Silver, Mr.. Solomon
| Sacks, Mr.. Harry Seidenberg, Mr. Lau-
| renee Gerson, Mr.. Henry Jamison, Mr..
Morris Deutsch. Mr.. Joseph Freides, Mr..
! Gordon, Mr.. Friske, Mr. Charles Rosen,
| Mrs. L. Gerson, Mrs. J. Baron and Mrs.
NJ. Deutsch.
The Misses Garfnkel. of 1117 North
41st street, entertained at dinner this week
in honor of Miss Eva Sorkn, Mr.. Martin
Well Mr. julius Demsey, Mr. Emanuel
| Sorkin, of New York. and Mr.. Philip
Abrams, of Atlantic City.
, TIME friends of the Uptown Home for
l. the Aged are completing arrangements
for sacred concert and dance to be held
at Apollo Hall, 1925 North Broad street,
next Sunday evening.
This Is the last of a series of six dances
| which have been held in order to raise
| funds for the home, The committee in
| charge of the affair includes Mr.. David
| Schwartz, chairman; Miss Clara Kivitz
| secretary Mr.. David WaNman, Miss Reba
| Frank, Miss Rose Frank, Mr.. Samuel
Gold, Miss Jennie Solador, Mr.. Benjamin
! Gold, Mr. George Stalker, Miss Matilda
| Cohen, Mr.. Samuel Mort, Miss Beatrice
| Soloman, Mr.. Herbert Flick, Mr. Edward
l. Blatstein and Mr.. julius Charleston.
The Busy Bee Club, whose members
| have been meeting at the Eleventh Street
| Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday
| evenings, took their first hike on Satur-
i day to the WissahckOn. The party con-
| sisted of Miss r. Gibson, Miss l.. A. Reiner,
! Miss NJ j. Elias Mrs. NJ L. Stoneman,
| Mr.. Richard l.. Jacobs. Mr.. Salem l.
| Nasfe, Mr.. AZar j. George Master Mich
ael Nasife, Master Louis George and Mr..
George S. Jacobs.
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Auritsky was celebrated
on Sunday evening at their home, $50
Wolf street. About 100 guests attended.
Among those present were Mrs. Yenta
Auritsky, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pepp Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Halbmillion, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Metzger, Mr. and Mrs M. ]. Hoffman,
Mr. and Mrs, S. Auritsky, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hr nd NJ r.
and Mrs. II. Auritsky, Mr.. and Mrs. Klig-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Feiberg, Mr., and Mrs. ]. p. Feinberg,
Mr.. Harry Oritt and Mr.. Maurice Oritt,
who made a special trip from New York
to attend the silver wedding of his
parents. A fund was raised for the war
sufferers.
The affair given on Wednesday evening
by the Keystone Club at the Metropolitan
Hall proved to be big success. A large
silver loving cup was presented to the
Crown Club and one to the secretary. The
officers are: Mr.. H. Ferry, president; Miss
b. D. Rubin. secretary; Mr.. M. Meyers,
vice president, and Mr.. NJ. Lustig,
treasurer.
surprise party was given for Mrs.
Harry Grand. of Comfy street, Wissinom-
ing, last Saturday evening Among the
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grand,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grand. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Grand, Miss Lucy Grand. Miss Gym
thia Grand, Miss Bessie Grand, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward S. Evans, Mr.. Edward
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Grand,
Mrs Imogene A. Simon, Mr.. Harry Simon.
Mr. Charles ]. Fischer, Mrs. Abram
Abrams. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morris and
Miss Alberta Morris.
The I. N Young Mems Fraternity, of
South Philadelphia. held its first affair at
1131 South Broad street on Sunday.
Among those present were Mr.. Joseph
Fraganza, president; Mr. Anthony Malta.