The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
ROSEVILLE CLUB
TO OPEN SEASON
WITH RECEPTION
Athletic Society Mems Function
Will Take Place i'll Orator
Hall November 10.
COLUMBUS CLUB OPENS
WEEK FROM WEDNESDAY.
Haselmeyer.Kaufhold Wedding
This Monfll-What the Social
Element Is Doing.

The Invincib!e Athletic Club of Rose
vile, composed of young men. promi-
nent in the world OF society, will in
augurate the social season OF 1898 and
1909 with a reception and dance in Ora
ton hall Friday night, November IL.
The committee in charge is making
every effort TO bring the event up to
the usual high standard gained by the
club in its efforts of past seasons. Sub
scriptions are rapidly coming In from
friends of the club in Newark and the
SUBURBS, and the present indication Is
that the dance will be n of the promi-
nent events in smar socieey. Many
novel eatuIes in the way OF dances
will be introduced, and the program
will include the ever-popuiar Pau
Jones' and barn dance"
The ~patronesses on this occasion Will
be Mrs. August bencke. sr., Mrs. Will
lam Horn and Mrs. john Faulds.
The club has also under way plans
for a minstrel performance to be given
In the New Auditorium January ",
1909. Rehearsais are now under way
under the direction of James Barr and
Arthur Botsford, Of the j.. K. Remick
Music Company Of New York. who sue
cessfully conducted the theatrical per-
formances of the club iast season.
Walter G. Mcconnell Is chairman of the
minstrel committee and George Fluke
is In charge of the arrangements for
the dance.
The officers of the club are William
Fl. Stevens, president; q. Halsey
Meekcr. vice-president; Victor l.. Pier
son. treasurer, and George Wade, sec
rotary.
The Columbus Club has issued invi-
tations for the opening reception OF the
season, to be held at the Columbian
headquarters, s7S Broad street, Wednes
day evening, November 18. The fea-
lures of the reception will be dancing,
a high class vaudeville entertainment
and prize bowling for ladies' and gentle
men. Throughout the season the CLUB
will hold a series Of ladies nights on
the third Wednesday Of each month.
Special programs have been arranged
for these occasions, and much social
activity Is expected.
Olive Branch Council of the knights
of Columbus will begin the social sea-
son with a theatre party at the Newar
Theatre Monday night, November 70,
1908, with 1.-The Lion and the Mouse as
the attraction. The committee an
nounces that there will be no advan
over the regular scale of prices, and
that the sale of tickets will begin at
the box office of the theatre Tuesday,
November II, at 9 o'clock. The COM
,nittee consists of Frank j. Brochie,
chairman; Edward j. O'Brien. DIR.
Hugh Devlin, Joseph W. Sharp, Thomas
r. McNally and John F. Sinnott, jr.,
ex officio.
Miss Dorothy Lee, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Lee. and a grand
daughter of Mrs. David c. Dodd, of Ii
Lincoln Park, will be among the num-
her who will soon make her formal bow
10 society. Others In the long list OF
eligibles are Miss Gilmore McCarter, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
McCarter; Miss Helen Unger, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene I'm
ger; Miss Agnes Richie, a niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry G.. Currier, Miss Ene-
lie nlingworth, the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Illingworth. 1t is said that
the first of the presentations will occur
shortly before the holidays n VIII fol-
low each other closely.
Arrangements are being made for the
general assembly balls, the first Of
which will occur December 20 in the
New Auditorium, on Orange street. The
date of the second ball has not been
announced but it Is expected that it
will AXE place shortly before the close
of the season. In view of h number
of debutantes who will be presented
during the season it Is expected that the
Assemblies will be unusually bril-
liant. Women prominent in Newark's
exclusive society will be the patron
esses. William T.. Carter, is chairman
of the arrangement committee, n w.
Clark Symington is the secretary and
treasurer.
One of the November weddings viii
be that of Miss Helen Kaufhold, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret kaufhold, of $50
Clinton avenue, and Louis Haselrnayer,
also of this city. The ceremony will be
performed In the Central Presbyterian
Church, on the evening of "Wednesday,
November Is, by the Rev. Charles
Everett Granger, pastor Of the church.
The brides corterie will include a maid
of honor, Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, of
New York. and four bridesmaids, the
Misses Helen and Alice Allsopp, Miss
Jeanette Haselmayer, a sister of the
bridegroom. Inc Miss Emma Kaufhold,
a cousin Of the bride.
The ushers will be the Messrs. Harry
Burger, of East Orange; Walter G..
Thatcher, of New York; Harry Messer-
schmidt and Charles Sch~witzgabel, of
this city. Louis Cronk, of East Or
ange, win be the best man.
A reception will follow at the home of
the brides mother.
The managers of the Babies Hos
pital ave completed arrangements for
a benefit performance Of Clyde Fitche's
play, Girls" In the Newark Theatre,
Monday night, December 81, to be given
with the original cast. Mrs. Frederick
r. Guild has the boxes for sale and
tickets may be procured from Mrs.
Richard G. p. Dieffenbach, Mrs. Abram
Rothschild and Mrs. Halsey M. Larter.
Prominent society people will arrange
q number of box parties for the event,
which will be the occasion of an out