Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-22

Michaux and Mr.. Horace w. naydock. of
Ridley Park.
Mr. Haydoclt Is a graduate of the Univer-
sty of Pennsylvania and in his under
graduate days was one of the ma nstays of
the Red and Blue on the track. After grad
uating from college Mr. Iaydock went to
St Louis. In November of last year he
returned to this city.
The wedding will take place in April.
lustrated lecture on THE ola Masters yes
terday afternoon at the Plastic Club, 247
South CamaC street.
Miss Garbers lecture on "Old Chinese
Prints" was postponed because the gallery
walls are at present hung with the Fellow
ship Exhibition.
Mrs. Florence w. Fulton and Mrs Fred
crll ID. Mount received and Miss Ii,len
Jackson poured tea,
A very elaborate party was given Tuesday
evening in honor of Washington's Birthday
by the Girls Athletic Association of the
Richardson Presbyterian Church in the
gymnasium Of the church, Sxtieth and Wal
nut streets Those present were Miss ella
Gardner, Hiss Ruby Kevorkian, Miss Chris
tine Van Gunten. Miss Lillian Reamer, Miss
Eleanor Davis, Miss Ada Hacbnau, Miss
Alva Kocl. Miss Rosale Lupus. Miss Lois
Taylor Miss Mildred Fryburg, Miss Mar
garet McCausland Miss May Rank, Miss
Esther Hicks Miss Anna Fryburg. Miss Isa-
belle Beecher, Miss Eleanor Maurer, Miss
Dorothy Graham. Miss Kate watkins Miss
Ethel Holiday Mrs Robert Myers and Miss
Marguerite Morrow.
One of the most brilliant performances
ever attempted by local Jewish talent will
be given on the evening of Wednesday
March Z, in Mercantile Hall Broad street
above Master for the benefit of charity.
It is entitled "A Dream Of Fair Women and
Brave Men" and it will be followed by a
ball. The pageant will be extremely novel
and various characters famous in history
and literature win be represented by
women and men of prominence. The entire
production, staged under the direction of
Mrs Harry j, Bssinger, will be notable
for its lavish equipment in costumes and
scenery, as well as for its handsome par
ticipants, while the ball, which will come
at the conclusion of this spectacular enter
tanment, will serve TO provide pleasure to
many of the leading members of the Jewish
people of this and other cities. The entire
function is in charge of committee of
women, with Mrs. Ellis Gimbel as chairman
and Mrs. s. Rosenau az treasurer. Mrs
julius Weyl Is the chairman OF the hos
tesses, who are Mrs Miriam *. Arnold
Mrs. Gabriel Blum, Mrs A. A. Eshauer,
Mrs Henry c. Flelsher. Mrs. Louis
Flesher, Mrs Louis Gerstley Mrs. Felix
n. Gerson, Mrs Ellis Gimbel. Mrs. Morton
b. Hirsh Mrs Irving Kohn. Mrs. Joseph A
Louchheim, Mrs Arthur Loeb Mrs. s. Lit,
Mrs Alphonse Miller, Mrs. Jules Mast
baum, Mrs II. NJ. Nathanson, Mrs Isaac
Plant Mrs. Simon Rosenau. Mrs. Milton
Schloss Mrs. Ely X. Selg, Mrs. Isaac Sill
verman, Mrs. William A. Stern, Mrs. AL
bert Wolf and Miss Helen Fleisher.
The cast will include Mrs. Walter D.
Dalsimer as the Dreamer, and Mrs Sydney
X Altman, Mrs. Arthur j. Bamberger,
Mrs Henry Bronner, Mrs. A. w. Dannen-
baum Mrs. Edwin Dannenbaum, Mrs
Louis Dannenbaum Mrs 81 Feldenheimer
Mrs Charles Frcund, Mrs. Edwin NJ. Gold
smith, Mrs. Leon Hagedorn, Mrs. Morris
Kaufman. Mrs. David Kirschbaum, Mrs.
Sydney Krauss, Mrs j. M. Langdorf, Mrs.
Marx Leopold Mrs Arthur Loeb. Mrs
Jerome Louchheim Mrs. Morris b, Mayer,
Mrs Angelo Myers, Mrs. Leon Merz, Mrs.
Jacaue Moos, Mrs. Frank Pfaelzer, Mrs
Philip Rosenau. Mr.. j. f.. Schamberg, Mrs.
Joseph ~ Snelenburg Mrs, Henry Strouse,
Mrs. Eugene M. Stern, Mrs A. $. Zugsmith
and Miss Wilma Eschner Miss Charlotte
Feustman, Miss Gladys Livingstone, Miss
Celia F. Louchheim, Miss Mildred Mayer
Miss Ruth Siclxles, Miss Elizabeth Soils,
Miss Eva Wallerstein and Miss Beatrice
Wilson.
The photograph OF Mrs. Walter Ralston
Rodgers In yesterdays EVENING LEDGER
was taken by the Photo-Crafters.