Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-12


n "A will be given in the ballroom of the
Bellevue.strattord on the evening Of jan
nary So when the Treble Clef Club will
b entertain for the bonefit Of the United
service Club.
This club. which Is accomplishing an
unprecedented amount OF work among the
young enlisted men and their families is
run to q large extent by voluntary rontri.
button, and 1t is for this purpose the
y Treble Clef Club has arranged to give
what promises to be one of its finest pro-
grams.
II is an interesting fact to note that
many of the most famous musicians OF
the day made their first public appearance
IN Philadelphia with the Treble Cier Club.
Among the artists introduced by them are
David Bispham, Sascha JacobinoN, the
yiolinst; Hans Kinder and Hdns Kronald.
+. violin celist; Ellison Won Hoose, tenor;
Mrs Dorothy Johnstone- -Baseler, harpist
Frances Nash, pianiste; Ellis Clark Ham.
mann, pianist; II. Evan Williams, tenor.
and many others. II was also at a Treble
Cef concert that Fritz Scheel first heard
Thaddeus Rich, now the concertmaster of
the Philadelphia Orchestra, play.
This concert will make the third public
appearance by the club. In 1907 they
sang for the MacDowell fund.- and in 1912
they gave a concert for the Titanic relief
fund.
The program OF the concert on the thlr-
tieth Of this month is as follows
PART l
Star Spangled Banner
Ito the Spirit of Music, Percy Rector
Stephens.
Treble Clef
Songs. soprano soil. Madame Adela
Bovine Kirby.
3--Psalm cxXxvii, by the Rivers of Baby
lon, Ch NJ. Loefiier.
Treble Clcf
4--Baritone soil. Mr.. Harry Saylor
5--ta) Mother Earth Florence Parr Gere;
o. Love Song (c) Lullaby. Indian songs,
Thurow Lieurance. Soil, Miss Campbell,
soprano. Miss krakoff, alto; (d) Fountain
Song, Alex Raoul Wachtmeistcr.
Soprano solo, Mrs. Yarnel.
The Treble Clef
lntermisson of fifteen minutes, during
which the sailors band of one of the
ships will furnish promenade music.
PART II
America. |
1-Piano soil, Mr.. Ellis Clark HamInann. |
2-The Phantom Drum Qegend Of the |
Revolution) James p. Dunn; cantata for |
voices, soprano and baritone soil,
the Treble Clef, Madame Kirby aud Mr..
Saylor.
Among the young women who will act as
ushers are Alice B. Doughten. Frances f.
Robbins, Kathryn Grace Fenlon, Leslie II.
,Iagruder. Dorothy I. Magruder Edith Gill
roy Dorothy Grammer. Harriet c. *.
1rammer and Mrs. John C. Lowry.
VOU know, you are so busy these days
l watching the streets. for you might
lip up. so to speak, that you do not always
ook up when you should. So when she
anne along Fifteenth street two days ago,
aw some papers on the ground. stopped
ver and picked out her special particular
,et paper and remarked, I'm taking this
me, please" and held out five cents to
he pair Of trouser legs and shoes she had
loted standing by the papers, you will
rant she had real reason to become con.
used and blush furiously when she looked
p and found a gentleman smiling at her
nd saying. I'm sorry. but as I don't run
his stand / can't take the money"
And on the corner of the street stood
he small "newsy'' doubling himself up
18th laughter. She dropped the paper and
ne five cents too. and fled around the
orner up Walnut street far far from
,e shouting crowd. OF course. Nancy had
, come along just then and see it all. Well,
aybe II you were only a year over being
debutante you might do the same thing,
TMILIE WILLIAMS stole "A march on
= us all. didn't she, when she and her
Imily went quietly OFF to Charlotte and Z
le YVES married there to Lieutenant Johns
opkins, Of this city, who could not get !
ave to come up here. Emile Is the daug.-
r of the David Evans Williams. of over {
igh. Bala, and Lieutenant Hopkins is c
% son Of the late Johns Hopkins and Mrs.
opkins. Of this city. Their engagement a
as announced about a month ago. Lieu
nant Hopkinss brother, Billie Hopkins, I
engaged to Christine Stockton. =
MOTHER engagement In our midst is
that Of Elizabeth Morris. daughter of
. Rev. Richard J. Morris. Of this city.
d Assistant Paymaster Willard spenser,
:, U. S. n. r. You know. Elizabeth is a
anddaughter Of the late Mr.. Frederick
lister Morris and Mrs. Morris and a
zee of Mrs Alfred Paul Morris, who
Is Miss Mildred Vain. Her mother
ID when she and her sister were little
ildren. And until their father married
rs Mary Sellers they spent most Of their a
ildhood with their grandparents. No a,
te has been set for the wedding.
NANCY WYNNE. o.