Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

am tlauSen, Miss virginia Netnerul,
Mr.. Edward Carter. Miss Frances Nc
Cam and Miss Ruth Powell.
\ dance followed the performance.
There will be an illustrated lecture and
moving picture entertainment given on
Thursday, February II, at Wtherspoon
Hall. under the auspices of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. II Will
be called the Battleship and Boy Scout
Flag Fund Benefit The set of colors to
be presented by the Pennsylvania DauEh-
ters y. S. ID. 4. II. to the battleship
Pennsylvania will be on exhibition for
the first time. Tickets may he obtained
from Mrs. Thomas Potter, of Chestnut
Hill
Leading society matrons who are inter-
ested in the preparedness movement have
come to the aid of the lst Regiment. Ma
tonal Guard of Pennsylvania. They have
consented to act as patronesses for it at
the reception to Governor BrumbauEh on
the evening of Washingtons Birthday.
The reception will be followed by AN in
door reEimental review, at which the
Governor will be at the post of honor
An exhibition in fancy drill by the Lu Lu
Patrol and dancing will follow the an
nual custom of the regiment in celebrat-
ing tie natal day of Washington. 1t Is
looked upon as the military social event
of the year, attracting National Guard
officers from all parts of this State, also
from neighboring States, as well as reg
ular army, navy and marine corps oIhcerS
stationed in and near this city
A large honorary committee of regular
army officers, officers Of the National
Guard of Pennsylvania, noted lawyers
and jurists who at one time served in the
Dandy First has been named. The list
of patronesses follows: Mrs. George 70.
Bartol, Mrs. Robert G. il. Brock, Mrs, j.
Gardner Cassatt, Mrs w. II. Donper,
Mrs George w. Childs DreXel, Mrs.
Washington II. Gllpin. Mrs, Howard 5.
Graham, Mrs. James Large, Mrs Joseph
Leidy, Mrs. Howard w. Lewis, MISS
Maria Dickinson Logan, Mrs. Joseph B.
Mccall, Mrs, James Francis sullivan,
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower, Mrs, Churchlll
Williams. Mrs. j. Bolton Winpenny and
Mrs, w. d. Winsor.
Mrs. Arthur Umholtz, of $3.50 Montrose
street, entertained the members of her
Sewing Club at luncheon on Tuesday
Those present included Mrs, Harry u
Forbes, Mrs. Frank Il. lie Noir. Jr Mrs
Parker Miller. Mrs, James f. Shaver, Jr
Mrs. George W. Smith, and Mrs. Parker
Gravatt. Miss Anna Leithead and Mrs.
A. knight PaXon, of West Collingswood'
y. J.
Miss Fannie Brown, Of 1890 North sth
give a theatre party this evening in honor
of Miss Rae Fines birthday,
Among the guests will be Miss Sara
Block, Miss Frances Charney, Miss Bessie
Greenburg Miss Jeanette Petchon, Miss
Edythe Snyder, Miss Ida Metzger, Miss
Julia Mario and Miss Henrietta Prussel.
one of the most attractive leap-year
parties of the season was given last sun
day by Miss Jean c. Orlick, 1872 South
5th street The house was beautifully
decorated and the tables elaborately set.
Among those present were Miss Hannah
Rousher, Miss Emma Horowitz, Miss Mae
Horowitz, Miss Bertha Lapayowker, Miss
Bertha HouseT. Miss Edith Cornman, Miss
Gussie Phillips, Miss Myrtle Rubin, Miss
Sarah Orlck. Miss Rose OrliclS, Miss
Pauline Scholl, Mr., j, Abrams, DR. Max
Lapayowker, Dr. Maurice Reiter, Mr..
Meyer Weinberg, Mr.. Joseph H.. Hober-
Adolph Lapayowker Mr. James Orlick,
Mr. Nathan Kaplan. Mr. Harry Kaplan,
Mr.. Jacob Orlick and Mr.. Ira Orlick.
A lecture on Physical Culture" was
given last evening by DR.. Richard A.
Kerr, of the Southern High School, at the
Furness School, Sd and Miftiin streets, fol-
lowed by drills, dances and patriotic songs
by the eighth grade pupils of the school.
The monthly meeting Of the Young
Mems and Womens Hebrew Association
OF the Hebrew Literary Society took place
Tuesday evening, at the II. L. S., 3l0-l2
Catharine street. Mrs. William Ginsburg
presided. Reports were read BY commit
tees: Membership, Mr. Herman Zeidner
debating team, Mr., Benjamin Byer; in
sigma, Mr.. Harry Tun; Literary Circle
Mr.. Bernard Brady. Mr Maurice Saeta
read the report Of the Board Of GOV
ernoTs
Miss Miriam Magil gave the report Of
the Young Women's get Together
Night"
The Publicity Committee, which has re-
Gently been appointed by Mr.. Tinsbury.
has reported very active progress for the
The committee consists of
Mr. Harry Kalodner, chairman Mr..
George j. BurrisOn. Miss r. Sutand, Miss
Miriam Magil. Mr.. Benjamin Byer. Miss
A. Sutland and Mrs. Herman Berlin,
secretary
Preparations for the dance, which Is /
to be given Wednesday February Is. at
Apollo Han. were reported By Alr Ben
ianln Byer. chairman Of the COMMITTEES. |
ss well under way.
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