Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAINMENTS
BOTH IN AND OUT OF DOORS
The Dux Club Held Picnic at Brandywine Springs Last
Sunday-Surprse Showers and Birthday
Parties Are of Interest

Fitzpatrick, Miss LeOna Berger, Miss Doris
Berger. Miss Beatrice Berger Miss Fannie
Abrams Miss Rae Abrams Miss Segal,
Miss Ella Berman. Miss Rosa Berman,
Miss Pauline Speiser. Miss Charlotte Sid
dons, Miss Sarah White, Miss Dora PERL
man. Miss zulena Slootsky, Miss Fanita
Camitta, Miss Matilda Needle. Miss Esther
Fox. Miss Cecilia Bronsweg, the Misses
Gordon Miss Florence Bieden, Miss An
nette Blieden, Miss Lillian Blieden, Miss
Harriet Blieden, Miss Hilda Blieden. Miss
Mitzi Blieden, Miss Sarah Ginsburg Miss
Rose Leaf Miss Sophia Bramnick, Mr..
David Berger, Mr.. Harry Abrams. Mr..
Simon Goldberg, Mr.. Meyer Ginsburg. Mr..
Samuel Slverman, Mr.. Herman Mazer, Mr..
Abraham Blieden, Mr., Benjamin Gordon,
Mr. Howard Gordon and Mr., Cyrus Gordon.
Miss, Sara r. Goldberg of 713 West
Girard avenue. entertained her Southern
Sunday-school class at picnic at Bel
mont on Sunday. Mr., Isidor Schwartz
man, Mr.. Sidney Lchenstein. Mr.. Max
Namerof and Mr. John Caplan were also
present with their pupils.
Those who assisted in entertaining the
43 boys and blrls We're Miss Minerva Gold
berg, Miss Ella Cohen, Miss Sophia Kerson,
Miss Lillian Moskovitz, Mr., Harry Meiden'
berg, Mr. Leon Lichenstein. Mr.. Louis b.
Goldberg, Mr., Ben Romer and Mr.. Maurice
Rosen. also of Huntington, w. Va. The
party was chaperOned by Mr.. and Mrs
Lichtenstein, Sr,
Mrs. I. Shapiro. OF 7O9 South 6Oth street,
gave a surprise kitchen shower for MISS
Augusta Rich last Thursday, Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs, j. shapiro Mr.
and Mrs, Brooks, Mr. and Mrs II. Rich, MT.
and Mrs NJ. kllnger, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Sperl-
ing. Miss X Goodman, Miss S. Goodman,
Miss B. Rich, Mr. and Mrs II, Shapiro Miss
A. Altman and Mr., II. Goodman,
Miss Rich and Mr.. Herman Snyderman
were married at the Vienna Hotel on Sun
day. They will live in Vineland, N, j.
A NOVEL. birthday surprise party was
"A given to Miss Rose Feinberg, 2lSs
South 4th street, last Sunday by her friends
of the Y. p. s, l.. at the summer home OF
Mr. Charles Erwin In Edgemoor Arden Del.
After a delightful boat ride on the Della
ware River lunch was served on the lawn
at Arden and a number of gifts were pre-
sented TO the guest of honor, Toasts and
songs followed. In the evening there We're
fireworks The guests returned home by
train. Among those present were Miss Reba
FreedRnt, Miss Ada Rosenteld Miss Gladys
Watson. Miss Marie WedstrOm, Miss Mary
Goldman, Miss Edith Rachlin, of Reading,
Pa. Miss SooTka Boonin. Miss Rae Hal
font, Mr. Charles Wild, MIR, Ralph Cheney,
son of Professor Cheney, of the University
of Pennsylvania, Mr. William Higgins. Mr.
Ed Wanamacher, Mr.. Theodore Feinberg. of
Chicago Mr., John Galanter Mr.. George
Tome, Mr.. James Henderson and Mr.. Alex
ander Leylnson.
A picnic was held on Sunday at the Smell
lenburg Country Club, Walllngford The
guests enjoyed day of fun, dancing, row.
ing and swimming.
Miss Goldle Ruderman acted as chape-
ron. Miss Goldie Ruderman, Miss Ray Ru-
derman. Miss Lena Brands and Miss Bessie
Litman We're in charge OF the luncheon
Mr. Max Beinhocker gave several dialogues
and Mr.. Charles MeGough and Miss Esther
Herring gave an exhibition of modern dane
ing and Mr.. Sigmond Linchis sang, Miss
Silver and Miss Geyenter also aided in the
entertainment Of the guests. Mr. Jean Stef-
fanO and Mr.. Beinhocker conducted the
rowing trips
The guests who attended were Miss Lena
Brande Miss Ray Ruderman, Miss Esther
Binder Mr. Benjamin ostron and Mr. Nor
ris Levy.