Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-12

! a planned for Thursday, April 20, when
the Combined Glee and Mandolin Clubs
of Colgate University, on their annual
Easter tour, will be heard in concert at
| Association Hall, Germantown. under the
! auspices of the Summit Christian En-
deavor Society Of Summit Presbyterian
| church The officers of the clubs are
Mr. Harry s Fail. 1915, manager Mr.. s.
| warren Prince, 1917, assistant manager
| Mr' w. H. Hoerrner, director gce club
! MIR. r. G. Ingraham, director mandolin
| club.
! The members of the glee club are Mr.
| A, q. Nichols, leader First tenors-Mr
| r. b. Bushby, MIR r, II. Clergyman. Mr.
| D. q. Califf, Mr. NJ G. Gaffney MIR w. r.
Greenwood, Mr. w T. Merrick. MIR. /. M
stanton, Mr.. c. r. Watkins
Second tenors-Mr H. ]. Coonrod Mr.
u. \. Forward, Mr.. #. l.. Newton, MIR f.
g. Strassenburgh Mr.. II. X Turner, Mr.
4. Watkins, Jr
First basses-Mr S. b. Burchard. Jr.
Mr. Il. S. Hagaman, Mr.. H. u. Loss, Mr..
T. II. Myrlck, Mr. H. X. Thompson.
Second basses--Mr t. H. Barnes, Mr..
G. NJ. Bond, Mr. f. NJ Brown, Mr. j. l..
Mason, Mr.. l.. X. Moore, Jr, Mr. t. M.
Plckard.
The mandolin club includes In its mem-
bership: Mr. w. III. Vanderhoof, leader.
First mandolins-Mr S. J. Apple. Mr. NJ.
p Ford. Mr. A. II. Graham, Mr. o. II.
Johnson. Mr. w T. Steadman, Mr.. $. c.
Stimmel
Second mandolins - Mr.. Il. u. Bacon,
Mr.. T.. Il. Babcock. Mr. II, j. Carr. Mr..
+. II. Lewis, Mr.. H. l.. Peterson
Gultars-Mr.. A. 4. Budgell, Mr.. II. I.
Fry, Mr.. r.. NJ. Grant, Mr. o. II. Hethering.
ton MT w. H. Osborne
Niolins-NIr. w. II. Vanderhoef. Mr.. j.
p. Russell.
large dance will be given this evening
by the Council of Jewish Clubs at Eagles
Temple Broad and Spring Garden streets.
Mr.. Leon II Rose Is chairman of the
committee in charge and the other MEM
bers include Miss Irene Erschler, Mr. j.
Aaronson, Miss Elizabeth Roseman. Miss
sadie Miller and Miss Minerva Kendwald.
Ihe officers of the organization are Mr..
a. Allan Levnthal president; Mr. Louis
a. Millman. vice president; Miss Elizabeth
Roseman recording secretary; Miss Sadie
NJ. Miller financial secretary, and Mr..
Bernard Markowitz. treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janton will cele.
brate their golden wedding anniversary
today and are being congratulated by all
their friends and relatives in their home. |
25l1 North Dover street Mrs Janton
was Miss Deisinger, of the Philadelphia
family of that name and her bridesmaid.
Mrs. ii. Augerbacher, of Newark, n. j., /
on this happy occasion, Mr. Janton's q. |
a. r. command will also surprise him with |
a visit in body. lie served in Battery b. |
I'd Pennsylvania Artillery, all through the |
Civil War. In the evening their sons Mr. |
Frank Janton and Mr.. Harry Janton, with |
their families, also will shower the old /
couple with many remembrances.
A LARGE sum for the relief of war
"A sufferers in Europe was contributed
at reception given by Mr.. and Mrs |.
Jacob b. Fisher, of 1900 Everett street !
Camden, in honor of the birth of their |
son, Barnard Fisher Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Best, OF !
Atlantic City; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ber |
man, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bcrman. Mr. |
Benjamin Fisher, of Millvile; MIR, Jacob |
Fisher, Mr.. Samuel Fisher, MIR. Louis |
Fisher, of Bridgeton; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Borstein. Mr. and Mrs David Kisselman
and Miss Adele Borstein, of Camden; Mr. !
Bernard Carter, Mrs. Harry Carter and
Mr.. Israel Fisher, of Atlantic City; Mrs |
Reba Fisher Mr. A. Freeman, Mr. Louis |
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs Simon Sosenco. |
of Camden, and Mrs. Anon Linton. of (
Haddon Heights.
A surprise linen shower was given in
honor of Miss Henrietta Prussel, at her |
home, 1912 south 9th street. on Saturday |
evening. Music was furnished by the |
Italian String Band, and vocal selections |
We're rendered by the hostess and Mr.. |
Joseph S, Welsh Violin solos were given
by Mr.. Harry Seltzer and Miss Claire |
Welsh, and exhibitions OF modern dances
by Mr. Arthur Goldberg and Miss Sarah
Light and Mr. Leon Veill and Miss Diana
Light
Among those present were: Miss Ida
Simmons, Miss Claire Welsh, Miss Diana
Light Miss Sarah Light, Miss Claire
Soffren, Miss Mary Sotoloff, Miss Rose
Bryan, Miss Kathryn Norwita, Miss Sarah
Barsky Miss Henrietta Prussel Miss Mol
lie Prussel, Miss Lena Welsh. Miss Ray
Walner Mr.. Albert Fish, Mr., Samuel Was
serman, Mr., Harry Seltzer, Mr. John Cap
Ian, Mr. Nathan Caplan, Mr. Arthur Gold
berg, Mr., Leon Veill, Mr., Harry Levy,
Mr.. Samuel Fl. Hausmann, Mr. Reuben |
Norwitz Mr. David Sherman, Mr.. Albert
Prussel, Mr.. Frank Prussel, Mr.. Joseph
Welsh, Mr.. Robert Williams, Mr.. William
Slatnick Mr.. Morris Kantz, MIR, and Mrs,
s. Silverstein, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Broodno,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Norwitz, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Light Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Prussel, Mr. and Mrs. A. Weingrad
and Mr., and Mrs. d, DTessner.
The first annual concert and dance will
be given by the Young Zionist Culture
Club at Apollo Hall, on Saturday evening,
April 80, at S15 o'clock The officers of
the club are Mr.. Maxwell NJ Farber. pres
,dent; Mr David p. Satinsky vice pres
ident; Mr. Maurice Wiesen, secretary, and
Mr. Abraham Zlserman, treasurer
The membership includes Miss Sylvia
Gaber, Miss Ida Gollone, Mrs Harriet
Miss Bertha Lessy, Miss Evelyn
Miss Reba Mutchnick, Miss
Rosalle Polliner, Miss Bertha Stein Miss
Lillian Shine, Miss Helen Stein, Mr. Milton
Artzt Mr.. Maxwell Farber, Nj. Hynlan |
Joffe Mr.. Harry Lykoff Mr.. Abraham Or
low, Mr. Abraham Ziserman, Mr. Daniel
P, Satinsky, Mr.. Nathan Shatz, Mr.. Nor
ton Verbit, Mr. Maurice Wesen, Mr. Adam {
Frank, Mr.. Morris Weitz and Mr. NJ,
stern
The Phi Alnha Cmh held It's first ami .