Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-04
ENTERTAINMENT FOR WAR FUN
Solos and Magic Artistry Will Precede DanceI
Evening in Roxborough for Benefit of st. 4
Timothy's Hospital

FTNliE entertainment aud dance in aid OF the
l. war fund for ST. Timothy's Hospital will
take place tonight at woodvale. the Amori-
can Bridge Company's clubhouse. on Mana
yunl avenue The affair promises 10 he a
great success. Tho program will include In
strumcntal and vocal solos by these we'll
known artists; Miss Henrietta Wagner, Miss
Gertrude Coulter. Mr.. J. GuDfoylc, Miss
Rachel u. Troort Miss Mac Farley and Mrs.
Julius prorpcr: readings and impcrsonations
by Miss Marion Wade and Miss Florence
Wilkinson duet by Miss Ethel Hobson
and Miss Alice Burnley, and selection by
the Falls male chorus quartet. An exhibition
Of magic art will add variety TO the musical
and literary numbers.
Mrs. Charles Whitemar, of Ridge avenue,
will give card party this afternoon at her
home ins aid Of tho Red Cross work OF the
section
Miss Ellen waldecl<, OF 4S2o Manayunk
avenue, entertained last evening at her
home. Her guests included Miss Lo,tc Mar
pie, Miss Katharine Forster. Miss Jessie
Westerman. Miss Marian Wcsterman, MISS
Sophia Lackey. Miss Ethel Lee. Miss Mabel
Mltenberger. Miss Elsie Leonard. Mrs. car
roll Thompson, Mrs Merritt Mofett, Miss
Carrie Peterman, Mrs. Howard Schweitzer,
Mrs. William IIaeberlcn and Mrs. Harry
Farrand.
Mrs William Beatty, OF i3ii Manayunk
avenue. has returned from visit 10 her
daughter, Miss Ada S. Beatty. at Atlantic
city
Among the Roxboroughtcs who have been
visiting over the holidays are Miss Elizabeth
Hey and Miss Mildred Hey, OF city line, VINO
went to Denver, Col. To visit their mother
| and brother. Mrs. Robert Hey and Mr.. Rob-
| crt n. Hey, who are spending several months
| in Colorado. The Misses Hey left on
| Wednesday to return to their home in tox-
| borough.
Miss Edna Patton, daughter OF Mrs. Alex.
| ander Patton, of 1894 Manayunk avenue. has
returned from Washington. d. G.
| Mrs. John A. Struse. OF 65l0 Ridge ave.
| nue., entertained at luncheon, followed by
| knitting, on Thursday. Her guests included
| Mrs A. j.. Adams. Mrs, George Holland, Mrs
| william W. Wilson, Mrs Benjamin f. Hem
| dren Mrs. William Ames. Miss Edith Fighter,
Mrs. Faxson James. Mrs William Ross nag
CERT, Mrs Harry II. Thompson and Mrs.
| Elmer PHsterer
| Mr., Robert lie Fort, Jr., OF 534 East Wal
| nut lane, entertained the mems club of the
Grace Lutheran Church last evening at his
| home.
The members of the Bible school of the
| Roxborough Baptist Church presented the
beautiful pageant Bethlehem, on iuesaa!
| evening in the church. Mr.. I. Niiford Scho
| field, Mr.. Solon T. Anderson and Mr. tlarr!
T. Beale were the wise men: Mr.. q. Sher'
man Tippin, Mr. Augustus NJ. Theiss Mr
| Frank Sudel and Mr. +. William Betz I'M
personated the shepherds; Mr.. Il. NJ keeiy
Tr the prophet. and Mr.. W. Leroy Gait th'
innkeeper. Miss Virginia Blair was TN
reader and the girls and boys taking par
included Miss Margaret Schofield Miss IIoi:
Anderson, Miss Helen Deighton. Miss kath
aripe Keely, Miss Doris Meyer Miss Ellt
Armand Miss Ruth ellsworth. Miss Beatrice
'Tippin Miss Edna Timer, Miss Margare
Sheidralie Arthur Kelbaugh, Earl Tippln
Leonard Roberts. Arthur RICHTER. Donait
Sudell George Stalker. Asatiel McAdoo. Lev
erinv Cornog, Edward Dawson, Earl west
colt and Harry Levering.
| DR. and Mrs. Clarence Dengler OF oEo
| Ridge avenue, entertained last evening a
cards followed by dancing. Their guest
| included Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand DAVIS Jr
Mr. and Mrs. John Oberholtzer, DR.. and Mrs
| James Schofeld, DIR. and Mrs Raymon
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs Louis Boyer. MI an
| Mrs William Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry IL
Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Louis r. "aghe
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fancourt.
Among the many thriving groups Of Re-
| Cross Auxiliary No. Ill is that or the Grac
| Iutheran Church. The sewing section Is II
| charge of Mrs. Frank Weger and the worker
meet every Thursday afternoon AT the NOM