Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07

HNHE Kennel Club OF Philadelphia will
i hold its NTH annual Dog Show, again
for charity, on February 2S and %, at 23d
and Chestnut streets. This year the Child
Federation Health Centre will be the BEN
eficiary.
The officers are working very indus
triously to make this exhibition even
greater than last year, when they had
the second largest show In the United
states. having been eXcelled only by the
New York show.
The patronesses include Mrs. Alfred
Stengel, Miss Alice M. Biddle, Mrs. Henry
G. Boyer, Mrs. John G.. Clark, Mrs. c. II.
Ludington, Mrs. Norman Macleod, Mrs
Thomas Robins and Mrs. Alexander II.
Rice
The officers OF the club are: Mrs. John
Sinnott, president; Mr.. Charles r. Wood,
first vice president; Mr.. Robert Hughes,
second vice president: Mr.. George ID.
Widener, third vice president, and Mr.. j.
Chandler Barnard. secretary and treas
urer.
The Three Arts Club of the City OF
Philadelphia, $50 South 18th street, will
hold its first benefit at the Forrest and
the Broad Street Theatres on the nights
of February IA, Is and 16. The aim of
this combined benefit is to raise funds in
OIutT W GNplOll lllb WOTh VI Aht Nlup-
Among those prominent in promoting
the affair are the Right Rev. Philip Mer-
Ger Rhnelander, Miss Cecilia Beaux, Mr..
John Wanamaker, Mr.. Carol Beckwith,
Mr.. John j. Boyle Mr.. Guglielmo
Garrison, Mrs. ]. Harry Mullnier, Miss
Emily Sartain, Mrs. G.. Dram Ring, Mrs.
r. Emmott Hare, Mrs. Austin S. Heck.
scher, Mrs. Thomas II. Fenton, Miss
Ariadne Holmes Edwards, Mrs. A. Ed
ward Newton, Mrs. John Mickle Okie,
Miss Mary Ewing Taylor, Miss Helene
Maynard White, Miss Harriet Sartain
and Mrs. Charles +. Weber.
The Three Arts Club is an organization
where young women students and
patrons of the three arts, music, paint
ing and the drama, will find home life
with club privileges.
A surprise party was given at the homo
Of Miss Helen Green, Point Breeze ave
nue. and Reed street, in honor OF Miss
Sarah Weiss. Miss Hannah Berg acting
as hostess. Among those present were
Miss Helen Green, Miss Hannah Berg,
Miss Blanche Rothstein, Miss Edith Roth
stein, Miss Celia Goldberg, Miss Leah
Bernstein. Miss Minerva Bernstein, Miss
Fannie Left, Miss Frances Sternfield, Miss
Martha Weiss, Miss Lena Leibowitz Miss
Sallie Gimple Miss jeanette Ennis, Miss
Dora Dreaucker, Miss Caroline Leider,
Mr.. Aaron l. Epstein, Mr.. Abe N. Ep-
stein, Mr.. Harry Sharks, Mr.. Maurice
Green, Mr. Samuel Appebaum. Mr..
Harry Mittleman, Mr.. julius Cohen, Mr..
Harry Bernan, Mr.. Jack Langweiler, Mr..
Isidore Perlin, Mr. Joseph Horstein,
Mr.. Maurice Kadison, Mr., Jack Berg, Mr..
Leon Fishbein, Mr.. Herman Washer, Mr..
Louis witt Mr.. Joseph b. Kessler and Mr..
Abe Mitueman, of Wilkes-Barre.
Miss Clara A. Berterman, of German
town, was entertained at a luncheon at
Green's, Saturday, by a few friends, in
f. A. Fotz, of Olney. The party in
cuded Miss Margaret Gardner, Miss Edith
Benner of Moore Pa. Miss Marion X.
Bates, of Clifton Heights; Miss Helen
Muroney, of Ardmore; Miss Mae l.. Muir
ray. Miss Elizabeth Bosch and Miss Mil
dred ID. Baker.
Miss Fannie Brown, of 1920 North Sth
street, formerly of Montreal, Can, gave
theatre party on Saturday in honor of
Miss Rae Fines birthday.
The guests were Miss Frances Chorney,
Miss Jeannette Petchon, Miss Sara Block,
Miss Bessye Greenburg, Miss Julia Mario,
Miss Ida Metzger, Miss Edythe Snyder
and Miss Henrietta Prussel.
Consderab bleinterest is being manifested
in the eighth annual banquet, which will
be given by the members OF st. Rita's
Club this evening in the clubrooms, Broad
and Federal streets. These affairs in the
past have always proved of exceptional
merit. and much enjoyment is anticipated
in this evenings reunion. Among the
guests expected to be present are Mr.
Edwin II. Ware, Mr.. Freeland Kendrlck,
Mr.. William ii. Wilson, Mr.. Joseph p.
Rogers, Mr. Raymond MacNeille, Mr.. Jo-
seph Baldwin, Judge Patterson. Mr.
James a. Lennon, Mr.. James NJ. Hazlett,
Mr.. Frank j. Macdonald. Mr.. Fred w.
willard Mr.. Howard Shelley, the Rev. Jo-
seph McShain, of the Cathedral; the Rev.
Matthew CoTcoran. o. s. A, vice presi-
dent OF Villa Nova; the Rev. Charles NJ.
o. s, A., and the Rev. Luke NJ.
Powers. O. S. A. The chairman of the !
having the affair in charge is
MIR. Hugh McAnany
The officers OF the club include Mr.. !
homas Rogers, Mr.. Aloysius Tierney, |
Mr.. Thomas Robinson, Mr.. Leo McCar- |
thy Mr.. William Mcbride, Mr.. John ]. |
Love, Mr., James Vance, Mr.. William F.. |
Johnson, Mr.. John Haley, Mr.. Thomas j. |
O'Nell, Mr.. Thomas b. Dever, Mr.. John |
5. Roletter and Mr.. Michael Hallahan. |
During the banquet musical entertain |
nent will be given.
Mrs William Smith OF 4i3i North Broad