Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-04
SOCIAL NOTES OF .as E5wARK ,5a s4sTpss IS

The final business meeting of the
Epworth League of the Montgomery
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held at the church tonight. After all
business matters have been trans
acted the social committee will take
charge for the remainder of the eve
ming. A musical program has been
arranged and William FERGUSON,
Newark's well-known Scottish bari-
tone, will entertain with his new
Scotch solos. Refreshments will be
served. The Misses Edith Marshall
and Hazel Volz will be in charge of
the social hour.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Keramic Art Society, Miss Jetta
Ehlers, president, will be held tomor-
row morning at the Womans Club,
Il Hill street, at 10 o'clock. 4 lemon
ade set with fruit motif will be sub
mitted for criticism, and Miss Tay-
lor, of Montclair, will act as critic.
Invitations have been issued for the
first of a series of subscription dances,
to be held at the Washington during
the holiday season. The patronesses
will be Mrs. William T. Carter, Mrs.
uzal Fl. McCarter, Mrs. Robert II.
McCarter, Mrs. James S. Polhemus,
Miss Murphy and Mrs Martin Dennis.
The annual sale and tea of the
Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters of Roseville takes place this af-
ternoon from until G o'clock at the
Rosevil1e Athletic Club. The pres.
ident, Mrs. Frederick A. Dudley,
and other officers will receive
the guests. Mrs. Ainsworth j.
Hague will preside ever the tea
room, and the members of the
Young Ladies' Auxiliary will assist.
Mrs. Charles r. DeBevoise and Mrs.
William 5. Greene will sell home-
made candies, and Mrs. Alfred p.
Mayhem will sell cakes and cookies.
The fancy table will be managed by
Mrs. Percy b. Taylor and Mrs. John
d. Wyeth. and Mrs. J. A. Stephens
will preside at the utility both.
Others assisting at the tables are:
Mrs. Thomas J. Bissell, Mrs. William
H. King, Mrs. David Naugle, Mrs.
W. II. Richards, Mrs. ]. p. Potter,
Mrs. Fl. d. Silverman, Mrs. Andrew
NJ. Sheriff., Mrs. Walter Stevens,
Mrs. Frank II. Sommer, Mrs. Ernest
c. Strempel, Mrs. A. B. Wilson, Mrs.
r. T. Ward, Mrs. Walter ID. Gregory
Mrs l. 5. Lawrence, Mrs. Frank S.
Hampton, Miss Eta Harrison, Mrs
Z. p. Harrison, Mrs. w. S. Richard
son, Mrs. John A. Furman, Mrs. w
Fl. Shipman, Mrs. Frederick e. Ward
Mrs Dora Hadley, Miss Ella Gowdy
Miss Fanie Gould, Mrs. Cyrus f
Lawrence, Mrs. Charles f. Stevens
Mrs. H. c. Ross, Mrs, Cornelius
Waydell, Mrs. Frank Wadsworth
Mrs. George Neff. Mrs. Oscar Luff
Mrs. William V. Ruckelshaus, Mrs
William F. Quimby, Miss Reta S
| Selover, Mrs. H. p. Jepson, eMrs. A
! B. johnson, Mrs. Spencer Naugle
| Mrs. Francis W. Bonneau, Mrs G
| c. Gallagher, Mrs. Nettie Ault, Mrs
Frank L. Boppe, Miss Carrie Adams
/ Mrs. George Lobsitz, Mrs. A. G. Cy'
pliers, Mrs. Hamilton King. Mrs. f
r. Ellithorpe, Mrs. j. Albert Brown
Miss Louise Foster. Mrs. Charles Z
Bride, Mrs. L. j. Cooper, Mrs
Charles Cannon, Mrs. George H
Lambert. Mrs Robert Crabbe. Mrs
Frederick Grobert. Mrs. Alexander
s. Ward and Mrs. William Furman.
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Synagogue Ada
Israel a whist party will be held II
steigler's Hall, 70 Sixteenth avenue
tonight. Miss Friedman and Mis-
E lel Joseph form the committed il
charge.
"A Suffragist in Egypt" is the topi'
OF travelogue which Mrs. Nina c
Van Winkle, pres dent of the Wom
ems Political Union, will give at tn,
Roseville Athletic Club on Wednes
day evening of next week. The lee
ture will be illustrated by slides mad
from photographs taken by Mrs. Val
Winkle herself The proceeds will b.
devoted to the Essex County Suffrag
Society and the patronesses are Mrs
/ Everett Colby and Mrs. Horace Till
! Of Orange; Mrs. George jeffrey. o