Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03

~ rows celebration in Roxborough, Mana
yunk and the Falls Of schuylkiu Is the
Sunday school parade which attracts thou
sands Of spectators. Tomorrow morning at
7a5 o'clock tho Roxborough schools will
| form at Manayunk and Byceum avenues,
with mr.. Hiram I. wynne as marshal At
the same time the Manayunk parade will
take place on Main street. ISach school
will carry banners and nags. and all resi-
| dences and places of business along the
| route will be decorated with flags and red
| white and blue bunting. The schools will
| follow the tlme-honored custom of spend
| Ing the day in the woods, with programs
| OF athletic sports. vocal and instrumental
music and addresses
The program for the Falls of Schuylkil
| has been arranged by a Joint committee Of
| Sunday schools and patriotic orders The
| schools Will march from their places OF
| meeting 20 DobBon's field on Queen lane
where a demonstration will be held con.
slstlng Of the reading of the Declaration
| of Independence, drills, and the singing Of
| patriotic songs Mr.. Ernest Anderson will
be marshal, and the following will be in line
| Lutheran, Reformed Episcopal, Baptist
| Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal Sun.
| day Schools Sons and Daughters of st
George Abel Lodge. Shepherds, Patriotic
| order Sons Of America, Patriotic Order of
| Americans, order of Independent Ameri
/
of Schuylkill Lodge, l. o. o. r.. Faith
| Lodge, I. o. o. f., Manchester Unity
| Friendship Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Manchester
Unity knights Of the Mystic Chain, Young
| Mems Association. Sons Of Joshua, Saliva
ton Army and Boy Scouts. The parade
will march from Queen lane TO Mldvale
| avenue, where the several schools and as.
| sociatons will proceed to their picnic
grounds. Mr.. Joseph Smith will act as
| musical director. The committee in charge
includes Rev. A. Percival Hodgson, chair
| man; Mr.. A. Roy Dyson, secretary Rev.
Samuel w. Steckel. treasurer; Rev. DR..
| Charles L. Seasholes. Rev. Walter H. Oak
| ford, Rev P. s. Barnger, Mr.. George
| Shaw, Mr. George w. Shaw. Mr.. Harry
| Bintln, Mr.. George Henderson, Mr.. James
| Starrett, Mr.. James Ashton, Mr. James
| Bushfield, Mr.. James HARRISON. Mr.. George
| Smith, Mr.. James r. Seeds. Mr.. Robert
| Moorehead, Mr. Samuel Frazier, Mrs. Mat
tie Polgase, Mrs Robert Bell. Mrs. +.
| Chadwick and Miss Uretta E. Johnson
Through the courtesy Of Doctor Downs
and the Board of Public Education, the
| children of the Ashland School, West Mana
| yunk, will be taken In autobuses to Bala,
| to participate In the celebration In Lower
| Merton Township. In the procession from
| Bala to the Cynwyd Public School, where
| the exercises of the day will be held, the
following tableaux will be shown: Land.
| ing of Columbus" "Wlllam Penn"
| Betsy Ross and the Flag" "Sgning of
the Declaration Of Independence spirit
of '76." and the Goddess OF Liberty"
The Hunting Park section of the Safe and
Sane Fourth of July Association Will have
the following program for the celebration
in Tioga: Parade of public school children
at 10 o'clock from Broad and Tioga streets
to Hunting Park; invocation by the Rev
| Or. John T. Gray Of the Erie Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church singing by the
children; addresses by Judge Utey e.
Crane, of the Municipal Court, and Professor
Calvin o. Althouse. At the exercises at
2 o'clock the Rev. p d. Houston Of st.
veronica's Church, will deliver the invoca-
ton, and the speakers will be Governor
Martin G.. Brumbaugh and Mr.. Edward B.
Cattell a silver cup will be presented to
the school having the greatest percentage
of It's regular attendance in the parade.
The athletic games will take place at
Q o'clock and the fireworks at S:15.
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dyer of 2241
Bonaffon terrace, were given a surprise
party by few of their friends at their home
on Tuesday night. The affair was given In
honor of Mr. Dyer, who had seen 20 years |
of continuous service in the police depart
ment where he has been a sergeant for
several years.
MIR. EMANUEL M. BIRoN entertained
lHl a number of his friends at a most
unique freedom celebration" in honor of
his 21st birthday at his homo in Lans-
downe.
The afternoon was spent by the guests in
playing tennis, croquet baseball, basket |
ball, swimming and boating.
After dinner which was served toward |
evening, the guests congregated on the |
porch and lawn. which was decorated to re-
semblo a Japanese tea garden, and danced |
In the evening.
Miss Sarah Stein sang several songs, |
and violin solos were rendered by Mr.. Harry |
Aleinkon and Mr.. David Skwer.
Among the guests were Mr. Maurice Abu-
hove. Mr. Harry Aleinikofr, Mr.. Norris
Fineman, Mr.. Israel Fischer, Mr.. Benjamin
Antinoph, Mr. Joseph Levin, Mr., Isaac Lip
schultz. Mr.. Charles Moses, Mr.. Jacob Po-
merantz, Mr.. Samuel Pomerantz, Mr.. Isaac
Samuels, Mr.. David Skwer. Mr.. Harry Rit-
tenberE, Mr.. Isaac Mordecai Rand, Mr.,
Nathan Sumner Mr., Morris Viteles, Mr.,
Arthur Rabinowitz Mr., Harry j. Biron, Mr.
Emanuel Fineman, Dr. Charles Moses, Mr.,
Jay Renter, Mr. ID. Louis Zimmerman, Mr.,
Harry s. Blron, Mr.. Henry limestone, Mr..
Maurice j. Tetelbaum, Mr. j, Sokoloff, Mr.,
BENJAMIN Fineman, Mr. Louis limestone,
Miss Rosalle Abuhove, Miss Rae Bermanr
Miss Melba Buxbaum, Miss Rose Caplan,
Miss Ida Cantor Miss Hettie Fischer, Miss
Ethel Fineman, Miss Henrietta jane, Miss
Rose Maches, Miss Rose Meadow, MISS
Pearl r. Rittenberg, Miss Dorothy Rtten-
berg. Miss Frances Diamond MISS Helen
LEBLANC, Miss Rosalie Resnich, Miss Fannie
Rosenberg. Miss Bella Rabinowitz, Miss
Rose limestone, Miss Hannah Unterberger
Miss Sarah Stein, Miss Dorothy Vogelson,
Miss Frances Blron, Miss Bessie S. Biron
Miss Lillian Biron, Miss Ruth Ftneman,
Miss Miriam limestone, Miss Julia Renter