Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

FINttE SiXtn annual Dali OF tne JeWlBi
i Consumptive Institute. to be held to
I night at Mercantile Hall, Is expected e
surpass those previously given. The hal
will be elaborately decorated with lilies o.
the valley palms roses and other flora
reminders of spring. Narlegated coloret
lights will twinkle among the foliage ant
decorations, and the entire scene upon en-
tering will present an aspect indicative o
the season. DR.. Max StalIer, chairman
Of the dance committee, with the co-opera
tion OF the board Of directors and thu
Ladies' Auxiliary, has spent much time
toward making this ball a banner affair
An added feature will be the string band
in the grilroom and cabaret entertaining
those at supper.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, recently formed
through the efforts OF Mrs. Max Staller
together with the wives of the board o
directors, to aid in the good work of th'
institute succeeded In raising $1,000 by
various means This, as well as the sou
venir book of $4,000 and the proceeds OF
the dance, will be utilized for the main
tenance of patients at various sanatori
+ ums and for the building OF hospita
for tubercular patients.
The ball committee includes Or. Man
Stallcr chairman; DR.. Joseph A. Lang
bord and Mr. William Kamens. vlce-chair'
men: Mr.. Charles II. Cramer, treasurer
Ut. Joseph NJ fTuCnItTt HtNltNdis Ait
Max Abramoff. Mr.. S. l.. Cohn, Mr.
Charles II. Cramer, Mr.. Samuel f. Cra'
mer, Mr.. NJ. Eskln, Mr.. l. Fllesher, Or
Joseph NJ Fruohter, Mr.. H. Geiger, MT
H. GebsteIn, Mr.. Benjamin Hoffman, Mt
II. Hurock Mr.. William kamens. DR..
Joseph A. Langbord, Mr.. S. Lackerman
Mr. Charles Lipschutz, Mr.. ]. Lipsky. MT
p. Miller. Mr., M. l. Rubin. Mr.. S. IL
Schwartz. Mr. Samuel Solot. DIR. Max
Staler, Mr.. I. H. Stern. MFR. William stern
Mr. Il. Tunlel and Mr.. A. Weitzenfeld
The officers and board Of directors OF
the institution are Mr.. a. Weitzenfeld
president Mr.. Charles Llpschutz, honor
airy president: Mr.. p. Miller. vice-presi'
dent: DR.. ]. A. Langbord second vice.
president; Mr.. S. F. Kramer. treasurer
Mr. l. l.. Stern, secretary; Mr.. NJ. Abra-
| moff. Mr.. Nathan w. Albus Mr.. Samuel
Bernstein. Mr.. b. Bchefsly, Mr., j. Blu
menthal and Mr.. S. l.. Cohn Mr.. Harris
j, Cohn. Mr.. Charles L. Cramer Mr.,
Samuel f. Cramer, Mr.. S Korn, Mr.
S. Lackram. Dr. J. A. Langbord. Mr.. A.
Leiterman. Mr.. William Lewis. Mr'
Charles Lipschutz. Mr.. ]. Lipsky, Mr.. +.
Miller, Mr.. II. RIclSlin, Mr.. Max Eslsln,
Mr. Harry Geiges. Mr.. H. Gelbstein Mr..
Nathan Geiger Mr., Benjamin Hoffman,
Mr. Hyman Hurock, Mr.. William kamens'
Mr. Morris Kinns MIR. NJ L. Rubin Mr..
d. Savenlck. Mr.. Harry Shapiro, Mr..
Samuel Schwartz, Mr.. Samuel Solot' DE-
Max Staller, Mr. William Stern, Mr. 70,
! Tunkel, Mr.. A. Weltzenfeld and Dr. j. H.
Fruchter
The Ladies' Auxiliary includes Mrs M.
Staller Mrs. c. Lpschutz, Mrs. p. Miller,
Mrs NJ EslSin, Mrs. N. Geiger, Mrs. 1.
Kamens, Mrs. r. Chessin, Mrs. II. Il. FIN
man, Mrs. r. A. Kaufman, Mrs. A. Welt
zenfeld, Mrs. Rubin, Mrs NJ. Wendkoe'
Miss H. Kamens. Mrs J. j. Frankel Mrs.
Abraham, Mrs William Kamens, Mrs.
Baum, Mrs. r. Epstein. Mrs, M. JACOBS
Mrs B. Horn, Mrs. b. o. Tumin, Mrs, f.
Horowitz, Mrs. Lnndes, Mrs b. Pechner'
Mrs X. Richln. Mrs. Peterzall, Mrs, Nj.
r. Rosenberg Mrs. A. Segal, Mrs. b.
Ruche' Mrs. Borman, Mrs. j. Bass, Mrs.
Broffman Mrs. C. N. Eaplan, Mrs A.
Greenberg. Mrs. II. Horowitz, Mrs klsh-
ner Mrs. SwartZ, Mrs. Moskowitz' MRS
Sonimslty. Mrs. Sacks, Mrs. Joseph Vein
man and Mrs NJ. Lipschutz,
Miss Mary Spencer. of 1919 Venangc
| street. entertained at her home on Sat
| urday evening Her guests included Miss
| Ruth A. Bechtold. Miss Anna 10. Speck
Miss Marie Dorney. Miss Reba Alsberg
Miss Sophia Spencer, Miss Esther b
Spencer Miss Kathryn Spencer, the
Misses Jackson, of Wilmington, Del; Mt
]. Sidney Owens. Mr., John j. Springer
Mr.. John Niebaus, Mr.. j. Charles Spen
Ger, Mr.. l.. Rol Field, Mr.. Glendon
SouthaIl, Mr.. Abbot Libson, Mr.. Charles
lester and Mr.. Franklin Ewart, of VIII
mington, Del.
n TIss JEAN BARON and Miss Rae
lXI Baron entertained the Unique Club
at their home, 500 South 5th street. on
Monday evening. Miss Sarah Baron gave
several vocal selections, accompanied by
Miss Jean Baron at the piano Miss Ger
trude Silver also helped 10 entertain. Miss
Henrietta Firestein. Mr.. B. Fl. Sobelman'
Mr. Harry Seidenberg, Miss Rose Magil'
Miss Tillie Cohen and several others were
entertained by the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kirkel, Of 924
North llth street, announced the be-
trothal of their daughter, Miss Bella
KirkeI, to Mr.. Joseph I. Baker of Leb-
anon, Pa, on Sunday. Ferns, sweet peas
and roses were used to decorate the re-
ception rooms and dining room Miss
Kirkel was one of the organizers OF the
'Montefeorians" and the organizer of the
Friends OF the Lebanon Hospital, OF
philadelphia Many out-of-town guests
were present, Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Baker. Sr,, Mr. and Mrs.
David Baker, of Steelton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosenberg, OF Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs,
Rosenberg of Lebanon; Doctor and Mrs.
Chaiken, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bernstein, Mrs.
BENJAMIN RacusIn, Mr., and Mrs, A.
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Goldberg.