Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-06
YOUNG PEOPLE PLAN
A LARGE CONCERT AND DANCE
Friends" of Mount Sinai Hospital Will Hold Big Affair
Next Sunday Night for the Benefit of That Institu-
ton-Various Parties and Receptions

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
Afor the concert and dance which Will
take place on Sunday evening at Apollo
Hail. 1925 North Broad street, under the
auspices of the "Friends' of the Mount
Sinai Hospital. The "Friends," an auxil-
iary of the Mount Sinai Hospital, located
at 5th and Reed streets, have been work
ing very hard during the last year ana
have realized several hundred dollars,
which will be use to provide necessities
much needed by this downtown institu-
tlon. The Friends is composed OF
young men and women residing in the
vicinity of the hospital, and who see for
themselves the work done and that which
Is needed in that section. 1t Is Tor TINS
reason they are working to make each
affair given more successful than the one
before. The dance, which viii take place
on Sunday evening, has been provided
with special features. For the concert
preceding the dance many musical num-
bers will be given. quartet of prores-
sional singers, who are well known IN
Philadelphia and New York. Will sing.
Other numbers will be violin solos, piano
solo by Miss Reba Zoger. Dancing will
commence at 1O:3O sharp. Exhibition
dances OF various kinds will take place
every hour until the affair is over. The
latest music will be provided for the
dance by l. Howard Lann's orchestra
man, Miss Estelle Kahn; secretary, MISS
Rose q. Slevster; treasurer. Miss Winnie
Hosenthal: committee in charge or re-
freshments includes Miss Irene Llpsltz
Miss Sarah Gruber, Miss Rose Baislty'
Miss Celia Friend, Miss Lillye Maher'
Miss Fannie Orman, Miss Rose Shapiro'
Miss Kathryn Largman, Miss Ray Lem
berg, and Misses Celia and Fanny LEVIN
Mr.. D. Phillips. Mr.. ]. d. Lit, Mr., Har-
burger and Mr.. ]. Geffin have offered thelr
services 10 assist .he Friends" and VIII
be there that night to help make this
affair one of the best ever given
Miss Helen Margolls, OF $50 Greenwich
street. entertained the Unique Club, or
which she Is a member. Different COM
mittees were appointed for the bazaar
and dance to be given February AT the
Gladstone clubrooms, 10th street ana sus-
quehanna avenue, for the benefit of the
war sufferers.
Miss Helen Margolis is In charge of the
bazaar. Miss Rae Baron is secretary and
Miss Esther Deutsch is treasurer Miss
Jean Baron Is in charge of the REFRESH
ment Committee. assisted by Miss Ethel
Wolf, Miss Reba Meltzer, Miss Rose IRA
kovitz, Miss Mary Segel Donation Com
mittee includes Miss Gertrude Silver, Miss
Fannie Cohen, assisted by Miss Jean
Baron.
A number of donations were brought In
by the members. Miss Mary Segel. of oelO
Christian street, has been admitted to the
club as member.
The following were present at Miss
Margolis': Miss Jean Baron, Miss Rae
Baron, Miss Pearl Burnstine, Miss Fannie
Cohen Miss Sarah Gerson, Miss Esther
Deutsch. Miss Melba Buxbaum, Miss Rose
Krakovltz, Miss Helen LEBLANC, Miss Ger
trude Silver, Miss Ethel Wolf Miss Reha
Meltzer, Miss Matilda Levitt.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Pearl Bunstlne, l27 North
10th street.
A masquerade party was given by the
d. /. |. X. girls at the home of Mrs, j.
Pecarsky, Sl49 Richmond street, ON Satur-
day evening. Among the guests present