Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-01

mlttee, the purpose Of which is to aid the
settlement houses In their dispensary work
and outings for the children during the
summer. A meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Clarence James Watson, when the
following officers were elected: Chairman,
Mrs william Hampon vice chairman. Mrs.
Hltzie; recording secretary. Mrs. Harry
Lythgoe treasurer, Mrs. Culbertson. and
corresponding secretary, Mrs. c. j. Watson
Members of the committee include Mrs. AL
bert TaslSer, Mrs. John Scribner, Mrs /. b.
Eltng, Mrs. Charles Dahlen, Miss Ethel A.
Furnee, Miss Clara L. wills, Miss Flo
renee Wills, Mrs ]. c. Wills, Mrs. Clarence
Burce, Mrs. ]. o. Wald, Mrs. II. Shearer,
Mrs. J. c. Carson, Mrs. william Hampson,
Mrs. Harry Lythgoe. Mrs. Culbertson and
Mrs. Clarence James Watson. The COM
mttee has planned a large lawn fete and
flower market to take place on June II at
the home of Mrs. Watson.
The Mutual Progress Society will hold the
formal closing of the season in the club
rooms In tho Settlement Music School, 427
Christian street, tomorrow evening.
The program for the evening will include
musical selections by Mr.. Isadore e. Corak
and Mr.. Israel Beckman, n recitation by Mr..
c. A. Scully, resume of the seasons work
by Mr. Nathaniel Speck, an original poem
by Mr.. James Brennan, and Act from "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" with charac-
ters as follows; Prologue, Mr.. James Bren-
nan; Pyramus, Mr.. Morris Helivei Thisbe,
Mr.. Joseph Rossman; WALL Mr. Nathaniel
Speck; Lion, Mr.. Jacob Greenberg, and
Moonshine, Mr. Meyer Berger
TIME students of the evening class of the
l. Psychean School of Dramatic Art ter
minated their season by the presentation OF
a play, Breezy Point" followed by a dance
in the lecture hall of the school, last even
ing. The characters were particularly well
chosen and interpreted. Those who took
,art were Mrs. Charles Springer, Miss Aula.
bel Turner, Miss Susan Platt, Mrs. Lucy
Shreve. Miss Iva Tingey, Miss Vera Bashe-
ller, Miss Dorothy Blades, Miss Hannah
Benjamin, Miss Anna Kline, Miss Lillian
Jameson, Miss Josephine Talon, Miss Lima
Fusco and Miss Deborah Alexander.
A recital will be held this evening at the
Y NJ c. A. Building, Broad and Arch
streets, when those taking part in the pro-
gram will be Miss Adelaide Till, soprano ;
Mr.. Harry Monasevitch, violinist, and Miss
Laretta La Zarus pianist.
Mrs. James Baxter, of 110 West Mount
Airy avenue, Mount Airy, was given re-
ception at her home on Monday night upon
her return from San Francisco Cal, where
she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Laura Mitchell formerly of Mount Airy.
About 40 guests were present. During the
evening Mrs. Katherine Leary entertained
with several recitations and Mr.. and Mrs
C. r. Tourison, Mr.. Norman Gaskill and
Miss Della Abey rendered vocal selections
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Baer Miss Flora Tanning, Miss Belle
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs Simon Abey, Miss
Florence Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eddleman. Mrs Elizabeth Eddleman, Mrs
Joseph Hall, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Clara
Buchanan, Mr.. Frank Norcross Mr.. Mahlor
McMa stcr, Miss Marietta McDevltt, Mr.
Charles Leary. Mrs. Charles Marks, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMaster, Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. Hetherington, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph g
Hetherlngton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gaskil
and Mr. James Baxter.
AN ENTERTAINMENT and bazaar was
"A held at the home of Mr.. Frederick
Friedman, 1922 North Natrona street, on
Sunday under the auspices of the Iota
Kappa Beta and Acqua Club. There was
dancing followed by supper, at which 15O
guests were present Exhibition dances
were given by Mr.. David Goodfrlend and
Miss Eleanor Samuels Vocal solos were
produced by Mr.. Simon Kohen, with Mr..
Paul Lasson at the piano. There were
many out-of-town guests. Among them
were Miss Leila Glazier Miss Sarah Merrt-
man, Miss Julia Kravita, Miss Dorothy
Blumenthal Miss Augusta Friedman and
Miss Ida Moskovltz, of Trenton; Mr..
Abraham Greenberg and Mr.. Albert kale'
of Wilmington. Among other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Friedman, Miss Vivian Stark,
Miss Lillian Barnette, Miss Gertrude Pitch
ero, Miss Ethel Friedland, Miss Eleanor
Samuels, Miss Mildred Stenzler, Mr..
Maurice Eried-
land, Mr.. David Goldenberg, Mr.. r, j.
Silvers, Mr.. Maxwell Stenzler, Mr.. Samuels
Master, Mr.. Philip Mellon, Mr. Frank Press
man, Mr.. Herman Shapiro. Mr.. Benjamin
Feldman, Mr.. Harry Haberman, Mr.. David
Goodfriend, Mr.. William BolSfar, Mr.. Joseph
Gram Mr.. Harry Kaplan. Mr.. Paul Lasson,
Mr.. NJ. Aukberg, Mr. Edward Barton, Mr,
Michael Stogo. Mr.. l.. Stein, Mr., Edward
Verlin, Mr.. Simon j, Cohen, Mr.. Abraham
Cohen, Mr. John Margolis, MT James Press
man, Mr.. David F. Kramer, Mr. Joseph Pit
chero, Mr.. Louis Lishansky and Mr.. Louis
Divorlkin.
The Amcus Club held picnic on Sunday
at Clementon. N. j. Among those present
were Miss Martha Marvin, Miss Lillian
Cohen, Miss Jean Cohen, Miss Tillie Jacobs
Miss Julia Segleman, Miss Lillian Reisman'
Miss Nettie Katz, Miss Elizabeth Click, Miss
Ida Hoffman, Miss Elizabeth Adwokat Miss
Rose Strauss Mr.. William Salvin, Mr.,
Harry Seltzer, Mr.. John Saltzman, Mr.,
Weinberg, Mr. Samuel Greenberg, Mr.,
George Tankel and Mr. Benjamin Moitz.
The Mshorrai Zion, the Dr. Solomon
Schechter Club and several Of their friends
held their first summer outing on Memorial
Day in Falrmount Park. The clubs were
under the care of their adviser Mr., Leon
H. Rose. There were national songs, vocal