Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-26
CHARITABLY INCLINED KIDDIES
STAGE PLAYLET IN LANSDOWEE
Cast of Four Augmented by Family Pets Give Performs
ance in Garage of Eastman Home-Informa Musicale
Given for Members of Bible Union

DRoMPTED by the needs OF the soldiers
l. families who are left behind the children
OF East Greenwood avenue, Lansdowne.
gave lIttle play in the garage Of Mr.. Lee
j. Eastman's home Monday afternoon. The
whole affair was managed by the four little
actors Miss Gene Wilson. Master Lee J.
Eastman, Jr, Master Charles Eastman and
Master Ralph Mclean. collie puppy and
bulldog also took conspicuous part in the
performance, which was coached by Mrs.
Susan Watson. Mrs. Eastman served
lemonade and cake after tho show to the
audience, among whom were Miss Dorothy
clarke, Miss Helen Clarke, Miss Elizabeth
Clarke. Miss Ruth Peck. Miss Frances Nc
Neive, Miss Marie Adler, Miss Emily Brown.
Miss Helen lotion, Miss Jean lotion, Miss
Catherine Burrows. Miss Marcella Burrows,
MISS Eleanore Eastman. Miss Nancy East
man, Miss Betsy Wilson. Master Basil
Brown and Master Hooper Brown
Mrs. Oscar wilde, of Dupont street, Rox-
borough, will give an informal musicale to-
morrow night at her home, for the MEM
bers of the Davis Bible Union of the Lever
ington Presbyterian Church. Her guests
will include Mrs Alvin Struse Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Davis, Mrs. oliver T. Hen
drew. Mrs. Edward Struse. Mrs. Maurice
Swartley, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs, Norman
Struse, Mrs Clark Struse. Mrs Edwin Laf-
ferty, Miss Maud Dunlap. Mrs. Vernon
Daniel Bussinger, Mrs. NJ. E. Cartmell. Mrs
Charles Cantrell. Miss LeverinE and Mrs
Thomas Hanson.
MRS. WILLIAM CULP entertained this
1Fl afternoon at her home on Mana
tawna avenue. Roxborough Her guests in
clude Mrs. Harry Clark, Miss Mary 1.
Patton Mrs. George wanklin, Mrs. William
~ Reed, Mrs William f. Steele, Mrs Harry
Wood, Mrs Whalley Sauers Mrs. Louis
Flick. Mrs. w. Henneger. Mrs. Newton
Barnard. Mrs. William Mcclellan, Mrs.
William Carver. Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs.
John Lex. Mrs. Harry Salmon, Mrs. John
Christensen. Mrs. John Ransford, Mrs.
George w. Meyer. Mrs. Howard Meyer and
Mrs Herman McNfaster.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fox and Mrs. r. Horroclks
will hold a novelty tea party and dance at
the home of Mrs. Fox, Domino lane, Rox-
borough, this evening for the benefit Of the
Holy Family Roman Catholic Church.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Dudouslxy celebrated his
return from California with n party at his
home, 705 South street, on Sunday.
A surprise reception was given last Sum
day evening in honor of Miss Anna Gold
stein, of Revere, Mass, who Is spending
a fs,S weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Jacobson, OF 1929 North Stanley street
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Solton, Mr.. and Mrs S. Solton, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Hartman, Mr.. II. Bernstein,
Miss c. BrIer, Miss II. Solton. Miss Kath-
crime Hartman, Mrs. A. Krshner. Mrs. C.
Krupnic and Mr.. II. Goldman. Miss Gold
stein will visit Atlantic City and other sea
shore resorts before returning homo.
TlHE Basket Picnic Committee, Of wis
i snoming, held a meeting last evening at
the home Of Mr.. John ]. L. Merget, 1915
Comfy street.
A birthday party was given this week
by DR.. Jose Limquico at his home, 106
South 51st street The guests were Miss
Ruth Haight. Miss Margaret Thompson,
Miss Helen 'Barratt Miss Marguerite
Stocker, Miss Emily Powell. Miss Claire
Otter, Mrs, Barratt, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
wehrbein. Mr.. and Mrs, Thompson Mr.
Groves, DR.. c. Tecson Doctor Mssimer.
Doctor Perlman. Doctor Lpshutz and
Doctor Limquico
The decorations were in rose, with huge