Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-23
MERTON HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
PLAN CONCERT IN MARCH
Penn State Glee Club Will Be Heard in Number of In
teresting Numbers-Huntingdon Valley Country
Club to Elect officers

TNHE alumni OF the Lower Merton High
Il School, OF Ardmore, have announced
that on Friday evening, March 3, n concert
will be given under their auspices by the
Penn State Glee Club The program will
consist of musical and novelty numbers
that will undoubtedly keep up the ex-
cellent standard Of entertainments given
by the alumni and n large turnout is
expected.
AT the annual meeting Of the Hunting
don Valley Country Club Mr.. John w.
Pepper, who has been president for a num-
Der OF years. will be reelected for another
year
other prominent Philadelphians who
will be elected TO official positions in the
country club will be: Vice presidents, Mr..
Edward T. Stotesbury and Mr.. George W.
lSlkins: treasurer, Mr.. William a. Law
secretary, MIR George II. Frazier; mem
bers of the board of governors, Mr., John
Grlbbel Mr. Edward Il. Smith, Mr.. Alex
ander Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. Jay Cooke
and Mr.. j. rutherford McAllister.
Among those on the committee for new
members are Mr.. j, S. Gates, Mr.. H. j.
Brown and Mr.. Charles NJ II. Cadwal-
lader
Inc annual meeting AT WnlCU lltSe llolii-
nations will be confirmed, will take place
on Monday evening, February 2S. After
the meeting and election the members Will
be entertained at dinner by Mr. Pepper.
The third annual banquet of the Mu
Sigma Fraternity took place at the Hotel
Walton last evening. Among those in at
tendance were Miss Susan Lock, Miss
Ruth Walls. Miss Helen Cowles. Mrs. j.
Slack. Miss Margaret Roberts, Miss
Catharine Warren. Miss Ruth Davis, Miss
Emma Cassel, Miss Verna AIMS Mr.. Lin.
naeus Prince. Mr.. Ellwood f. John, Mr..
Richard Clark, Mr. Herbert John, Mr.
John Slack. Mr. Carlisle Wheaton, Mr..
Mark Miller. Mr.. Roland Hodges, Mr..
Robert Mellor, Mr.. William Mellor, Mr..
Russell Smith and Mr.. Norris Scott.
The Quaker City Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, held n stated
meeting in the Parkway Building on Fri
day afternoon. Nomination and election
Of delegates and alternates to the Con-
tinental Congress, which is held in WASH
ington, took place. The delegates are Mrs.
Alexander Cooper regent; Mrs. f. NJ. Mof-
fatt vice regent, The alternates are Mrs.
S. j. Babcock, Miss T. Il. Massey, Mrs. ID.
w. Shelley. Mrs. II. +. Wilmer, Mrs. II. II.
Fisher, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs. A. II.
Fritz, Mrs. A. j. Bankerd, Mrs. j. II.
Smyth and Miss Jeffries
An interesting paper was read by Miss
A. M. Robinson, the chapters historian,
on Paper Money"
The entertainer for the afternoon was
Miss Durham, who gave several recita-
tions.
st. Raphael's Dramatic Company will
present the four-act comedy drama en-.
titled "a Romance of the West" on Fri.
day and Saturday evenings, at st. Ra-
phaels new auditorium, S5th street and
Tinicum avenue.
Those taking part will be Mr.. James
MCGOWAN, manager: Mr.. Thomas Horan
Mr.. James McDevitt, Jr., Mr.. Howard
Pfeffier, Mr.. Thomas Keegan, Mr.. John
punleavy, Miss Nellie Bradley, Miss
Nellie MCGOWAN. Miss Elizabeth Dough.
erty, Miss Lettie Coppls and Miss Mary
Fitzgerald.
The sixth annual banquet and reception
of the Corley Catholic Club will be held this
| evening The Reception Committee includes
Mr.. Thomas Carlin, chairman Mr.. william
Crowley, Mr. George Jackson, Mr.. Herbert
Erwin, Mr.. Harold OHara, Mr.. Harry
Matthews Mr.. William ROetz Mr.. John
A. Schramm and Mr.. Raymond A. Diet
rich. Among the honorary guests will be
the Rev. ]. NJ. McShane. the Rev. NJ. ].
Corey. the Rev. James Nash the Rev f.
]. Kane, the Rev ]. c. Fitzgerald, Mr. Jo-
seph p. Gaffney. Mr. William S. Ware Mr..
Edwin H. Ware, Mr.. Joseph p, Rogers Mr..
William Wilson, Mr. a. Becker Mr.. +, j.
Mcdonnell Mr.. Raymond MacNeille, Mr..
John M. Flynn, Mr. John Bailey, Mr..
John Ransom, Mr. John McGuigan, Mr.,
owen McGuigan and MIR, William Il. Fin
ley.
The alumnae of the Academy OF the Sis
ters OF Mercy will give a dance at the
Ritz-Carlton tomorrow evening in aid OF
the Misericordia Hospital.
A large party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Devers, at 3l31 Euclid
avenue to celebrate the 18th birthday of
Miss Beatrice Devers. Mr., Benjamin
Lelder gave n short address. Among those
present were Miss Nettie Abrams, Miss
Laura Devers, Miss Ida Ntzberg, Miss
Sarah Devers Miss MollIe Sygdeman
Miss Fannie Sinen. Miss Ida Polish Miss
Ida Rollouse Pear, Miss Sylvia Devers
Miss Rebecca Wager, Miss Sarah Advo-
kect, Miss Rae Inber. Miss Bellah Fisher
Mr.. Charles Master Mr. David Clearfield
Mr.. Jacob Glassman Mr., Leon Spenser
AIr Victor Feinstein, Mr., Edward Wager,
Mr.. Mitchell Goldman, Mr. Sydney
Abrams, Mr. Harry Podolld, Mr.. Aaron
Surt and Mr., Max Stern
A charity dance will be held this eve
ming at Sheldknechts Dancing Academy
under the auspices of the Misses Brooks.
A delightful dinner was given Sunday
by Mr. and Mrs, j. Mogul, of 3O2l Clifford
street. In honor of the I'd birthday OF their
daughter, Hilda Mogul, The tables were
beautifully decorated with various flow
ers. Among the guests were Mr., and
Mrs. S. AIogul, Miss Fay Mogul. Miss Bes-
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