Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-03

HNHE commencement exercises OF the Cor
j. don School were held last night in the
Woodland Presbyterian Church, 42d and
pine streets, in an attractive setting OF
talms. ferns and flowers There were school
songs by the pupils and recitation, The
Rev James Ramsay Swain, pastor OF the
church. delivered the address The grad
uates were Miss Marjorie Bassett. Miss
Isabel Montgomery, Miss Constance Tafel
{ nd Miss Virginia Barclay. Medals were
awarded by the faculty and pupils OF the
school 10 Miss Helen Bradley, Miss Isabel
Jamison and Miss Florence Gllpin for ex-
celehce In work and conduct during the
year with Miss Lamberton, the principal,
on the platform was Miss Roney, who VIII
head the school next season
A recital will be given on Monday eve
ming at Estey Hall, 18th and Walnut streets,
by the four Hubbard children, ranging Ill
age from 10 to 16 yeaAv-Master Stanley
r. Hubbard, organist; Miss Blanche V.
Hubbard. hsrpst Miss Effle Irene Hubbard,
cellist, and Master Charles s, Hubbard,
viollnst An interesting program viii be
given, with the assistance OF Mr., John
Thompson at the piano, Miss Elma Carey
Johnson, soprano Mr.. Henri Merriken.
tenor and Miss Elizabeth wetzel, reader.
Miss Rose Reznek and Miss Ray Rez-
nek, of 1918 North Wilton street, enter
taincd few friends last Sunday. Among
the guests were Miss Ida Levant. Miss
Lillian Schermer, Miss Katherine Frankel.
the Misses Dorothy and Mary Voselson,
Miss Pearl Rlttenberg, Miss jeanette Moses,
Mr.. Leon Veil, Mr.. Susan, Mr. William
Levant, Doctor Moses, DR. Jack Bramnick,
MIR. T.astroff and Mr.. Baird. A dancing
contest, in which all participated, was won
by Mr.. Veil and Miss Frankel. Mr.. j.
Bramnlck and Miss Lillian Scherrner. Miss
Mary Vogelson and Mr.. William Levant.
TN CELEBRATION of it's 18th annt-
i versary, RoNborough Lodge, No. &c. In
dependent order of Odd Fellows, will give
banquet this evening at Woodvale, Wissa-
hiclon, the clubhouse of the American
Bridge Company. Mr. William +. Dixon
representative to the Grand Lodge. will pre-
side, and addresses will be made by Mr.
Richard Cope and the Rev. James Alcock.
The guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Anders, Mr.. and Mrs. William Q. Ames
Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Aram. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Gordon Beaver. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
George Beisser Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o.
Bartle. Jr Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Bea-
van. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Cantrell, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Cope, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Cope, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f.
Calverley, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Davenport Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs
James E. Eckersley, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
c, Eddleman, Mr.. and Mrs. William Eddie
| man. Mr. and Mrs William Eddleman. Jr,
Mr. and Mrs Albert Frank Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert C. Funk. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f.
Fancourt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Greave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grossmiller, Mr.. and
| Mrs James Hindle Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
| Hardman. Mr.. and Mrs N. Walter Hagen
buclxer. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kippax, Mr..
and Mrs Robert A. Keely Mr.. and Mrs.
william " Kister. Mr.. and Mrs. William {.
Levering, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H. f, Laza-
| lere. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lindsay.
| MIR and Mrs. Harry A. Markley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Missimer Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
y. MacFadyen. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 9. Ply.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Parsons, Mt ana
| Mrs Frank H. RICHTER Mr.. and Mrs. James