Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18
OAK LANE REVIEW CLUB OPENS
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT FOR Girls S
Daughters of Members Ranging in Age From Is to 25 to
Be Allowed to Join Well-known Womans Club
of Oak Entertainments

| rTHE oak Lane Review club added a
i new feature to its activities Friday
( afternoon, when il opened n Junior de-
/ partment, which will take In daughters
OF the members. from IL to - years.
They will have the privilege of becoming
! seniors at II II they so desire. They
! will not have voting privilege while in
! this department. and Ncir dues will be
| half of the regular s. yearly dues of
members. otherwise they are eligible to
all the club privileges. In their own de-
partment they will be quite independent.
making their own officers and eleCtiug
them as they choose. Fourteen girls
came into il Friday as charter members;
30 are expected before this privilege of
being a charter member will close,
The department is under the care of
Mrs. w. Hastie Smith and her committee
includes Mrs. John b. Miller. Mrs. Theo-
dore G. Knauff, Mrs william H. Shelly,
MrR y. 4. BreugeI. The girls who
Joined yesterday were Miss Esther Lam
dis, Miss Anna VOL. Miss Helen Gratley,
Miss Grace Frick, Miss Doris Mills, Miss
Isabella II. Smith, Miss Katherine Simp-
son. Miss Louise Simpson, Miss Katherine
Gage, Miss Margaret Speese, Miss
katherine Dicklc, Miss Frances Scribner
and Miss Marion Wanner.
Next Wednesday afternoon will he the
yearly Daughters day AT the club, and
these girls have been given the enter
tainment of the day Mrs. Arthur g.
Hood, a young matron who always plans
this event. will have the program in
charge She will be assisted By Miss
Doris Miller Miss Isabella Smith will be
the interpreter for an afternoon of folk
SONGS and dances, i'm which these new
mcmbcrs will take part. Miss Mary
Stewart. daughter of the president, ~.rs.
George W. Stewart. will do character and
classic dancing.
The hostcsses of the day will he Mrs.
William II, Shelly, Mrs }. Scott Fowler,
Mrs. John Kenyon, Mrs, William c.
YerEes and Mrs Jacob Roehm.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry JordCn, of 16l North
Dewey street, West Philadelphia, enter
tanned on Sunday evening in honor of
the birthday of their son. MIR, Harry
Jordon. The guests were Miss Katherine
Bolton, Miss Nellie Bradley, Miss Agnes
Corcoran, Miss Elizabeth, Loughlin, Miss
Margaret Loughlin. Aiss Katherine
Loughlin. Miss Margaret Corcoran, Miss
Marie Pope Miss Jennie o. 'Donnell. Miss
Helen JordOn, Mr.. Frank Huston, Mr..
Joseph Sloan, Mr., James COrcoran, Mr.,
Henry Mcfarland, Mr. Warren Donnelly,
Mr. William Haines, Mr. Daniel j. Me
Cauley, Mr.. Thomas Laughlin, Mr.. Vim
cent Corcoran. Mr.. Joseph Furey, Mr..
Harry Jordon. Mr.. George MushChamp,
Mrs. r, Rauscher and Mrs, Schertzs.
\ novelty dance was given Saturday I
night by the Young Mems and Women's 4
Hebrew Association of FL, l.. S, at 3lO-l2 /
.'atharine street. There were about 400 /
persons present, including members and I
friends. The program opened with /
series OF folk dances by the children of /
the George Washington Public School. |
they were charmngly cOstumed and .
were directed by am instructor OF the /
school Another feature was Miss Fran
res Policof. of Atlantic City, who dem
lnstrated modern dancing. baritone .
selection was rendered by MIR. NJ. Weis-
man. of the University of Pennsylvania /
ieneral dancing followed. Mr.. Harry .
lalodner was director for the night.
IF Mr.. George l. Cohan at the home of
Mr. John Weissman, 1855 North Marshall ,
street, on Saturday evening. large \
number Of guests were present, many
from out Of town. Among those present \
we're Mr.. John Weissman, MIR. Louis I
MIR. Albert Rayboy, Mr.
Maurice Bachman. Mr. George |. Cohan,
Mr. Maurice katcs Mr.. Edward Gold.
Mr. Herbert Glenn, Mr.. Harry Ludwig,
Mr. Harry Cohen, Mr.. Samuel Gasselle,
Mr. Benjamin Berger. Mr., Milton +.
Ieilbrun. Miss Reba Weissmann, Miss
Man Weissman, Miss sarah Lippman,
Mss Henriette Rayboy Miss Celia