Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23

AN attractive spring festival viii be held
"A on Thursday niEtf In the gymnasium
Of st. Paul's Ref6ffned Episcopal Church,
Broad and ~Senango streets, by the mem
bers Of Nc Bible Union. The decorations
will ~ red and white. Pupils of the u. K.
Psf1 Conservatory Of Music and Art will
sRave charge of the musical and literary
program, which will include selections by
a quartet, composed of Mrs Ruth Rudolph,
soprano; Miss Marian Huber, contralto; Mr..
John Matthews, tenor and Mr.. Joseph
zuron, baritone Solos by Mr.. Matthews
and Miss Huber; piano solo by Mr. Russell
Deppe, and readings and impersonations by
Miss Helen Anders will also be part Of the
program.
Tonight City Statistician Mr.. Edward
James Cattell VIII deliver lecture on THE
Sunshiny way OF Life" In the Nicetown
Baptist Church under the auspices of the
"Forget-me- Society" Preceding the
lecture there will be an interesting program
of music by Miss Marian j.. Murdock So
prano; Mir. John j. Jarvis, basso, and MISS
Lolo Britton Kulp, pianist.
A banquet was given last night at the
Ncetown Boys Club, Hunting Park avenue
and Clarssa street, to open the campaign
of the North Philadelphia Community
House. Among the speakers were Mayor
Smith, Mr.. Calvin o. Althouse and Mr.. G.
j. Atkinson, of New York. The S150,OOO
which the campaign committee hopes TO
secure will be used to provide an additional
building 20 the present home of the Nice
town Boys Club. Mr. Harry @. Gear Is
superintendent OF the club, and Mr. j. Nor
rls Fisher Is campaign manager Among
the guests last night were Miss Martha A.
Tllman. Miss Helen Gearv, Miss Elizabeth
Kreamer, Mrs. Louis c. Madeira, Rev. ]. @.
Wilson, Rev. j. W. Jameson, Rev. Oscar B.
Halves, Rev. j. Q. Mcllhenny, Hajor Henry
Read Hatfield. Rev Forrest e. Dagger, Rev.
Joseph Kuoynsky, Dr Frank c. Hammond,
Judge MacNeile, MIR. Charles M. O'Hara.
Mr.. NJ. c. Krumm, Mr.. Robert Brown, Mr..
Il. II. Thomas, MIR. C. +. Havey, Mr.. Charles
II. Fisher Mr.. NJ. b. Bernheim, Mr.. Joseph
II. Bush. Mr.. Harry r. Kern, Mr.. j. II.
Ferguson, Me- George L. Rote, Mr. Joseph
Sternberger, Mr.. N. ID. Mercer, Mr.. Alfred
a. Townsend Mr.. r. K. Armstrong, Mr..
Eugene q. Meyer, Mr.. Theodore Il. Nickles,
MIR. l.. NJ. McCloskey, Mr.. Anthony Zier-
nicki, Mr.. Joseph Genski Mr.. Joseph Car
necki, Mr.. Herbert l.. Clark, Mr.. Percy II.
Clark Mr.. George w. Edmonds Mr. Percy
C. Feger, Mr., T. j. Latferty Mr.. Lee Sow
den. Mr. Walter II Rossmassler, Mr.. L. NJ
McClosky Mr.. W Illiam NJ Gordon. Mr.
Francis J. Doyle, Mr.. w. w Smith, Mr.. W.
Freeland Kendrick Mr.. Wilbur II. Zimmer-
man. Mr.. Louis c. Block, Mr. c. w. Beury,
Mr.. Cornelius McGillicuddy, Mr.. Carlton
Thomas. Mr.. w. b. Read, Mr.. c. L. Brinley,
Mr.. Joseph Haines, Jr, Mr.. Max Levy. Mr..
G, G.. Davis, Mr. A. G.. Lesher, Mr. Staunton
B. Peck, Mr.. Walter C. Henderson, Mr. Sig.
| mund j. Cans, Mr.. Edward c. Snyder. Jr,
Mr.. Byron Il. Wrigley Mr.. James E. Walsh,
Mr., Edwin A. Fricke. Mr.. Harry H. Davis,
Mr.. p Elmer Weitzel Mr.. Charles C. Cool
baugh, Mr. Robert NJ Griffith, Mr.. Clifford
p. Allen, Jr., Mr.. Albert e. Barnes, Mr.. Ed
| ward A. Gerlach and Mr.. Ernest Blood.
Cards have been sent out for the second