Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-08
GEORGE SHARSWOOD ALUMNI
WILL GIVE A DANCE ON FEB 10
First Dance Given BY Alumni Since It's Organization
Will Be Held at Hebrew Literature Society.
Rousseau Club Had Meeting on Sunday

Club, which is to take place on Monday
evening, February 81, at the Columbia
Club, Broad and oxford streets. All the
members of the club have been actively
engaged for many weeks in this prepara-
ton and everything points toward Il most
enjoyable and successful evening. The
committee in charge promises numerous
novel features, which will add to the
gaiety of the affair The literary COM
mittee also wishes to announce an open
combined literary and entertainment.
night. on Wednesday evening, March 8,
at the clubrooms, 2156 North Broad street.
Debates are being arranged with various
clubs.
The boy friends gave leap.year party
IN honor of the girls of the Flasam Sewing
circle on Saturday evening, at Miss Bes-
sic Rosenberg's house, 1895 South 9Th
street. Those who attended were Miss
IDA Brinn, Miss Reba Cohen, Miss Esther
SchlesSinger. Miss Anna Derringer, Miss
Bella Shapiro; DR.. Alfred Cantor, Mr.
Samuel Liebman. Mr.. Maurice Levan DIR.
Moe Ltebman. Mr. Howard Kaechner, DR..
Kravitz.
The "Ishkabibbles" will give their win.
ter frolic tonight in the Rose Gardens of
the Bellevue Stratford. There will be eX-
hibition dancing by Mr. C. Ellwood Car
penter and Miss Dorothy Miller and by
Mr.. Jack Sigel and Miss Elizabeth Cope
The exhibitions will be followed by a
FOX trot contest, for which a cup will be
given to the winners.
The committee in charge OF the affair
includes Mr. h. Devices Kirchner and
Mr. Gilbert Van Hoesen. About 400 guests
are expected,
The Bryant School held its fifth monthly
meeting in the school building on last
Thursday. The attendance was the best
on record. Mr.. Tindal, the principal de-
livered an address, in which he welcomed
the class of 1916. Mr., George w Winaur
sang for the assembly.
Mr.. Henry a. Laesser and Mr.. William
ii. Henderson gave a dancing exhibition
Mr.. j. Wesley Moore gave a recitation.
Dancing followed the business transac-
tlons' and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Russell Wilson, of 1924 North
Park avenue, will give a card party and
linen shower tomorrow afternoon, at her
home, in honor of Mr.. Wilson'S sister
Miss Anne Wilson. Yellow and white
spring flowers will be used in the decora-
tions The guests will include Mrs. H.
Rex Stackhouse, Mrs. Clarke Kendrick.
Mrs. Earl Stewart Mrs Charlotte Tyson.
Mrs. Clifford Terry, Miss Frances Barry.
Miss Virginia Barry, Mrs Louis Van
Court, Mrs, lie Roy Walker, Miss Chris
tine PHughaupt, Mrs HIyrtice Shriver
Mrs. Abe Anders, Miss Edna Hill. Mrs d.
Taylor Glading, Mrs. George Stephens.
Miss Edna Underdown, Mrs Ira Smith,
Mrs, ]. Bert Fehlng, Mrs. Lore Franken-
field, Mrs l. Newton Smith, Miss Isabel
Hall, Mrs Frank MisSy, Mrs Charles e.
Deiser, Miss Irene Fagley, Mrs. George
UndeTdown. Mrs. Louis Rutherford, Miss
Mary Savage, Mrs. Alfred Wolstenholme,
Mrs, James Guthrie and Mrs. William
Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Kirshner. of 733
North 18th street, have issued invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Edna Kirshner, to Mr.. Louis II. Cohen.
on Saturday evening. February a. at $50
o'clock, in the Metropolitan Hall The
brides attendants will be Miss Dorothy
Ricldin, maid of honor; Mrs William q.
within, matTon of honor, and Miss Emma
Ricklin. Miss Fanny Feinman. Miss Goldie
Wersov. Miss Mary Petchon, Miss Pauline
Weiner and Miss Esther Cohen, brides
maids Mr. IsadoT Kirshner, the bride
brother, will be best man, and the ushers
will be Mr.. Adoloph Lapyowker Mr., Ayer
Weinberg, Mr.. Joseph Cohen, Mr.. Louis
Freeman. DIR. Maurice Jossom. Mr.. Kathan
Kold and Dr. Robert Kirshner