Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-28

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~ Manu.. the noted pianist. is to
give tonight in Wallace Hall,
under the auspices OF the Newark aux
iliary of the Homeopathic Hospital of
Essex county. n arranged by Mrs.
Robert w Hawkesworth, of East Or
ange. young women who will act as
shers are Miss Alice Bragaw, Miss
Alys Conkling, Miss Helen Dusenberry.
Miss Frances Hedden, Miss Josephine
Hedden. Miss Hildegard Howard. Miss
Eleanore Lantz, Miss Susan Glorieux,
Miss Annie Lyon, Miss Helen Shaw,
Miss Willard Stringer, Miss Grace
Woodland, Miss Sue Woodland. Miss
Katherine Umbach, Miss Mary Wylie,
Mrs. G. E. Clifford and Mrs. e. c..
Hanford.
The ~patronesses are Mrs. Martin
Dennis, Mrs. James P. Dusenberry
Mrs. Arthur j. GUIDE, Mrs. Uzal H. Nc
Carter. Mrs. Ainsworth j. Hague. Mrs.
Ebenezer c. Hay, Mrs. Matthias Plum.
IT., Miss Eleanor Mosley, Mrs. Francis
Pell, Mrs. Zachariah Belcher, Mrs.
William B. Kinney, Miss Matilde A.
Currier. Mrs. Frederick T. Fearey and
Miss Laura STICKY.
Charity Whist Party.
Straight whist and bridge will be
played at the card party to be held
tomorrow afternoon at the Continental
Hotel in aid of the Eighth Avenue
Baby Shelter n Day Nursery. and
of which the chairman of the commit
tee is Mrs. James c.. Corlies. The
games will commence at 2.3o o'clock.
Mrs. Corlies will be assisted by Mrs.
Il ~ Dat,ee aI,. Sz.-. -
son, Mrs. James Flockhart. Mrs. James
Mackay, Mrs. William H. Mckinney,
Mrs. Jessie Buchanan and Mrs. Robert
Corlies, and young women who will
assist are Miss Marie Robertson, Miss
Jeanette Mackay, Miss Linda Flock
hart. Miss Anna Miller and Miss Jessie
Buchanan.
Ushers for Matinee.
Those whose names nave been added
to the list of the young women who
are to act as ushers at the compli-
mentary matinee, musicale recep-
ton which the board of managers of
the Job Haines Home for Aged People
are giving tomorrow afternoon in Wal
lace Hall and to which anyone who Is
interested in the home is invited, are
Miss Ruth Hunter, Miss Florence
Hague, the Misses Sherman, Miss
Alma Haydock and Miss Selma March.
Louis Arthur Russell will direct the
musical program, and the artists an
nounced are Miss Elizabeth Kalova,
v~ioliniste; Mrs. Jessie Marshall, So
prano; Miss Marjorie Mott, contralto,
and Miss Gertrude Savage, Miss
Eleanor Hendrickson. Miss Alma Holm,
Miss Ethel Pursel, Miss Louise Schwer
and Miss Frances Imgrund, piano
soloists. Those presiding at the tea
table will be Mrs. William Fairlie, Mrs.
John C. Woodruff, Mrs. George Rou-
baud and Mrs. william r. B%roughton.
S~aImnsundi Club Meets.
The study of Holland, the topic
chosen for the year by the Salmagundi
Club, was continued at a meeting held
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Seymour Tucker, Of Clifton ave.
nue.. Mrs. James A. Hulse contributed
a carefully-prepared paper on THE
Manufactures and Industries of Hol-
land" Mrs. Abner Seely read a maya
zine article on 1.-THE Hague, Capital Of
Holland and chapters in Brave Little
f1OiidnO were Tcdu DN MIS-. II. Il
Rhodes and Mrs Amos S. Bell. and
Mrs. Frank G. Gilman, Mrs. f. E.
Given and Mrs. Seymour Haulenbeek
read from Through the Gates of the
Netherlands" The president. Mrs.
Haufenbeek, presided. Mrs. Arnaud G.
Heller, Of :43 Montclair avenue, will
entertain the club at It's next meeting, |
April II, when Mrs. Charles H. Jewett
will present a paper on Famous Peo-
pie and Heroes OF Holland"
.sHer own Way"
For the dramatic performance, Her
Own Way" by. Clyde Fitch, to be
presented April 20 under the auspieces
of the Whatsoever Circle of Kings
Daughters, ~rehearsals are being held
under the direction of Miss e. Marie
Som. the coach.
SAVOY A. c. DANCES.
The fourth annual reception and ball
the Savoy A. G. was held last night
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