Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-27

tus Regerow and A. ;. Webb.
Miss Dubois will entertain at cards
next week, before Miss Osborn re-
turns to her home.
Curtomfs Club.
Mrs. Arthur McAinsh, of 81 Third
avenu will entertain the Curtomis
Club next Friday. when, the seading of
Shakespearian plays viii be continued.
College wonian's Club.
Members of the College, Woman's
Club will visit the Hispanis Museum in
New York next Saturday.
Travellers Club.
The Travellers Club of Roseville will
meet next Friday. with Mrs. E.. s. c..
May and Mrs. J.. G.. Whitelaw as
hostesses. Papers IN Grecian life will
be read by Mrs. Arthur p. Dickinson,
Mrs. F. C.. Runyon, Mrs. A. b. john
son and Mrs. John A. Thurman.
Irving Club.
Professor Horace G.. Mexican, Of
Schenectady, N. Y, delivered a lecture
on Robert Browning. optimist," be-
fore the members and friends OF the
Irving Club yesterday at the home Of
Mrs. Laura A. Smith, $40 Clinton ye-
nue.. Mrs. Frances II. Morrell was
chairman of the day. The K meet
ing will be held December 10. with Mrs.
Harry Bergfels in. charge Of the pro-
gram.
A Bridge Party.
Mrs. Frederick Fraentzel, jr., enter
tanned at bridge today at her home,
1873 washington avenue. Twenty tables
were In play and the games were fol
lowed by an informal tea.
Saturday Club.
The Saturday Club members omitted
their usual program at the meeting to-
day at the home Of Mrs. Seth X.
Abrams, 6O7 Summer avenue,
listened to a lecture on Public Baths, !"
! given by Mrs. Frederick C. Jacobson,
who forcefully told of present condi-
tions and explained how h club
women could help to better them.
| Domestic Science Club.
The Domestic Science Clubs De-
eember meeting will be held Wednes-
day night in Iroquois Hall, 26o Wash
ington street, and will be open to the
public. DR.. James ]. Walsh, dean OF
the medical college of Fordham Uni
yersity, will deliver a lecture on "The
| Relation of the Mental State to Food
Digestion"
Engagement Reception.
Many Newarkers will attend the re-
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and Mrs. ]. II. Silberman at their home,
SO East Ninetieth street, New York.
in honor of the engagement of their
! daughter, Miss Martha SHERMAN, to
| DR.. Maurice Fried, of this city.
N. j. Woman's Press Club.
Mrs. Hiram II. DEMO. of IS Ridge
| street, Orange, will be hostess to the
| members of the New Jersey Women's
Press Club Monday afternoon. Decem-
Der 6, when DR.. Orison SWEET Marden
! will give an address on Enthusiasm
| in Journalism
A. Guest Of Miss Reeves
Miss Inez Reeves, Of AZ Second ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Ethel Clark.
of Manhattan, formerly of this city.
Mrs. Van Ripper to Give Whist.
Mrs. Matthew O'Neill, of East Or
ange, will be the guest of honor at a
whist to be given by Mrs. Edwin K
Van Ripper. at her home, AZ North Sew
enteenth street, Thursday, December 2.
st. Barnabas Fair Committee.
The exact proceeds of the two-day
! fair for the benefit of the Hospital of
st. Barnabas. held in the Orange street
auditorium last week, will be deter
mined at a business meeting of the
chairmen of committees next Tuesday,
when all reports will be presented.
Educational Association.
A special meeting Of the Educational