The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-24

- iasl Hisht at the krueger Audi
forum to attend the annual re-
sception and ball of the Congregation
oheb Shalom. The Indictment weather
lnterfered but little with the attend
ance m the ball was one of the most
successful ever given.' The elaborate
ness Of the decorations was commented
upo,. and made the auditorium a pretty
sight with the dress-suited men and
acknowledgement members of the
fair sex dancing the light fantastic
until an early hour today.
Charles I. Beck and daughter,
Miss Blanche Beck, of South Orange,
led the grand march, which revealed
some very pretty figures.
Ten pretty young women made their
debut into society. The young women
n the gowns they wore were as fol-
lows: '~
Miss Blanche Beck, in a white Arabian
embroidered robe; Miss Sadie Boeninger,
in white satin, embroidered with goIde
Miss Anna Miller, in white satin, with
pearl ornaments; Miss Hattie Jacoby,
in apricot satin; Miss Leonora Hey
man, in white satin, with pearl trim
mings; Miss Ernie Lindeman. In pink;
Miss Corrinne J~osepbs, in white
tufe, with silver trimmings; Miss
Ruth Posner. in corn colored : crepe;
Miss Jeanette Steinhart, in blue satin,
trimmed with silk, and Miss Dorothea
Beck, in a lovely corn colored embroid-
cred creation.
The Rev. Charles 1. Hoffman, rabbi
of the congregation, and Mrs. Hoffman
viewed the march from a box.
Others who occupied boxes were Ben
jamin -Hollander and Mrs. Hollander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hollander and Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Ho1lander.
A concert preceded the march and the
classical numbers rendered by Pro-
fessor Abraham Glickman's Orchestra
were we'll received.
The decorations were neat and novel.
Flags n bunting were not used, in
stead long ropes of greenery dotted
with flowers looped from the centre of
the ceiling to the white pillars of the
balcony. Green branches and sprigs
were wound about the pillars and
about the electric lights, and the or
chestra was hidden behind a setting of
palms and ferns. Strings of garlands
were suspended from the chair rails
about the parquet. NJ
y ~ "a Co0ht WIZ IL GN
ward A Steiner and Mrs. Steiner, DR..
Emanuel Schwartz and Mrs. Schwartz,
DR.. and Mrs. Marcus Straussberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Dohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hasse, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Blau,
DR.. Otto Lowy and Mrs. Lowry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Ables. Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Blau,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goldstiker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Miller MI and Mrs. Joseph
Hahn, Mr. apd Mrs. David Boeninger,
of Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fan
tell, Isaac Lowenstein n mother, Mrs.
Cecilia -Lowenstein; Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Heyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Konn. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Judas, of
Allentown; Mr.. and Mrs. julius CHASER,
David Longfelder, Samuel Klein, Mr..
and Mrs. s.. A. Cohen, Miss Ella Hey
man. Miss Camille Mountner, Miss
Rose Greenberg, Miss Rose Stein, Miss
May Stern, Miss Bella Stickler, Miss
Ida Mendel, Miss Minnie Schoen, Miss
Ella Stern. DIR. Joseph Larkey, Carl
G,aser, Jacob G~reenbaum, Edward
Stein, Richard Cohn. Joseph Hasse,
Max and Nathan Hahn and DR.. and
Mrs Ralph Waldron, Miss Sadie Block,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Levy, Max Julius, Sidney Stein,
Mrs. S. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. s. .Heyman,
Mrs. Louis Haase, Emmanuel Levy,
Mile Heyman Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Moe Rosenstein, DR.. and
Mrs. Waldron. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Blau. Paul Maybaum, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Kohn, Miss Henrietta Meyer, Miss Bella
Schlosser. Arthur Lindaur, Fred Straus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brooks, Miss
Hilda Levy, Edward Blau, jr,