Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-03
MOUNT HOLYOKE ALUMNAE HELD
ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY
Interesting Meeting and Election of Officers Was Held
in the Wdener Library Last Week-Varous
Entertainments of Interest

At THE annual meeting of the Mount
n Holyoke Alumnae Association, held In
the widener Library. on Saturday after
noon the following officers were elected:
Mrs. Clinton A. Strong, president; Mrs
Andrew c. Vauclain Mrs. James Hubbell
and Miss Harriet Haynes, vice presidentsi
Mrs. Paul Chambers and Miss Helen
Schultz, secretaries, and Miss Anna Peck
treasurer These, with Miss Anna Flani-
gen and Miss Florence Sargent, comprise
the Executive Committee.
The Easter dance of the Sigma Lambda
Nu Fraternity was held Saturday eve
ming in the North Garden of the Belle
vue-Stratford, under the auspices of the
Upsilon Chapter. The Sigma Lambda
Nu is represented in many preparatory
schools throughout the United states.
Both alumni and undergraduates attended.
The committee having the ball in charge
included MIR. Robert j.. Burton chairman;
Mr.. Russell c. Mccormick, and Mr.. Dam
iel Snyder.
The patronesses of the ball were Mrs
Charles u. Ames, Mrs James +. Brown,
Mrs Robert ]. Burton, Mrs Charles
knight. Mrs. Donald A. Mccormick, Mrs.
Robert Rddell, and Mrs. n. A. Snyder,
The present chief officers of the Upslon
Chapter are MIR o. r. Ames, president;
Mr.. Robert Rddell, vice president; Mr..
Milton Brown, treasurer; Mr.. j. u. Sny-
der secretary: Mr. NJ. G. Allen, corre-
spending secretary; Mr.. stuart r.. Breni-
ger, marshal, and Mr.. D. c. A. Butts
chaplain.
A SURPRISE party was given in honor
n of Miss Jenette Smith Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr. and Mrs G.. Ep-
stein. 2431 North 31st street. Among those
present were Miss Tillie Shralow, Miss
Frances Cohen. Miss Augusta Rovner, Miss
Serena Bogoten, Miss Mary Rittenberg
Miss Hanno Leustic Miss Sarah Epstein
Miss Dorothy Swartz, Mrs. Reilestein, Mr.
and Mrs S. Goldberg, DR.. Clement Icntnee,
Mrs Abram London, Mr. George Sherman,
Mr.. Louis Shrallow, DR.. David Miller. Mr.
Joseph Greenberg, Mr. Harry Gazenker,
Mr.. A. Weisbond, Mr.. David Rittenberg
Mr.. Morris r. Rosenbaum, Mr.. David w
Lare, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and others
The decorations were red and white car
nations.
Miss Bessie Rose entertained at her
home, 2543 North Marston street, on Sun
day evening Her guests were Miss Bes-
sic Rosenberg, Miss Esther Sessing, Miss
Reba Soloff, Miss Ida Brmm, Miss
Blanche Strauss, Miss Pearl Lerner, Miss
Anna Durringer Miss Jean Barth, Miss
Bella Shapiro, Miss Frances Singer,
Miss Katherine Rosenzweig, Miss Minerva
Zinn, Mr.. Arthur Goldberg, Mr.. Edward
Sharp, Mr.. David wecht, Mr.. Albert Hart
DIR. Walter Lehman, Mr., Albert Lashner
Mr. II. S. Housman. Mr.. II. Levy, Mr.. NJ
NJ. Levinson, Mr.. A. Kardon, Mr.. Rich
ard Mr. d. NJ. Rose and DIR. Maurice
Rose.
A DANCE was given Saturday evening
"A by Miss Mary Ellis and Miss Laura
Ellis. of Tioga, in aid of the Church of our
Lady of Pompeii. A large number of per-
sons attended from all parts of the city.
Mrs. Armando Campanile entertained with
songs. Some of the guests We're Miss
Elizabeth McCaffrey Mrs. Rose Spiridg-
tiozzi and Mrs. Joseph Spiridigtiozzi, of
Altoona Mr. Joseph di Orio, Miss Mary di
Orio, Miss Jennie di Orio, Mrs. and Mr..
Fitzpatrick, the Misses Carney Miss Mel
lie German, Miss Rose Barry, Miss We
ronica McCloskey Miss Mary Bradley,
Mr.. John Torr, Mr.. S. Sirano. Mr.. V.
Campbell, Mr.. Charles Amodie, Mr.. Sam
uel Belsito, Miss Mary Belsito, Mr.. Tony
Fisceno, Mr.. Tony di Orio, MIR. Alex di
Orio, Mr. O'Neill and Mr.. Convery
The monthly supper and entertainment
of the X. *. Club, of South Philadelphia,
was held at the home of one of its mem
bers, Miss Virginia Pagliotti, S12 Federal
street. A dance contest was held and was
won by Miss Louise Chiosso and Mr..
Michael Crispulli The house was beauti-
fully decorated in the club colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Futernlk gave
party at their home, 22l4 North 18th
street, Sunday evening. in honor of the
birthday of their daughter, Miss Leah
Futernik.
Miss Dlnah Futernk and Miss Celia
Supowitz gave several piano and vocal
solos and Master Herman Futernk gave
several violin solos, Mr.. Arthur Cohn |
gave an exhibition of the latest dances, |
assisted by Miss Pearl Burnstein. Mr..
Jacob Hoffman also entertained and a |
recitation was given by Mr. John Silver
sten.
Among the guests were Miss Helen |
Abrams, Miss Dorothy Abrams, Miss Pearl |
Burnstein, Miss Celia Supowitz, Miss Ray |
Burnhardt. Mr.. John Silversten, Mr.. Max |
Burnhardt, Mr.. Arthur Cohn, Mr.. Morris |
Sklai, Mr. Jacob Hoffman and Master Her !
man Futernik.
A BANQUET was given at the Continen-
"A tai on Thursday TO commemorate the .
fifth anniversary of the Ladies' Auxiliary /
of Standard Lodge. The banquet was fol- |
lowed by a dance. The speakers durLag
the evening were Mr.. Alexander van STRAIT
ten, toastmaster; Miss Henrietta Stein.
president Miss Hannah Levy. secretary; .
Miss Maria Weinstock, treasurer Miss
Minnie Price, Mr., Horace Stern, president
Of Standard Lodge: Mr.. A. l.. Weinstock,
a member of Standard Lodge and Mr.
Isaac Weinstock, grandmaster of Standard
Lodge Miss Theresa Schaefer was pre-
sented with beautiful bouquet of Ameri-
can Beauties.
Mr.. Louis 4. Pinon was given a surprise
party at his home, 427 South sth street
Miss Marie Pinon and her other brothers,
MIR. Harry Pinon and Mr. George Pinon
assisted in receiving the guests. Mr.
Gilbert and Mr., John Weiss were
excellent entertainers and, together with
some other talent furnished a very pleas
ant evening for all. There was dancing
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