Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-07

MISS LOIIdl1S spur Hidut lti
formal bow to society yesterday after
noon at a reception given at the Spur
residence in Mt. Prospect avenue. The
young debutante was the recipient OF
numberless tokens of blossoms, and
during the afternoon many OF New
ark's society members and those of
the suburbs called. Mrs. John Wright
Clark and Mrs. Chandler W. Riker
poured and the hostess was assisted
by Miss Mary Gaddis Plum. Miss
Marguerite STREET Riker, Miss Jane
Ripley, Miss Cornelia Boggs, Miss
Elizabeth Guild, Miss Mary Belcher,
Miss Katherine Potter, of East Or
ange, and Miss Josephine Holloway,
Of Philadelphia, for whom she enter
tanned at dinner in the evening. yell
low and purple chrysanthemums
formed the table centrepiece, and
there were hand-painted place cards.
A dance followed In the evening.
The guests We're Miss Margaret
Cummins, Miss Clark, of Westerly,
+. l.; Miss Beryl Baldwin, Miss Han
nah Kirkpatrick, of Chatham, N. j.;
the Misses Helen and Alice William
son. Miss Aline Iillingworth, Mrs.
John G. g.. Morrow, McGregorr Dema-
rest. zachariah Belcher, jr., Malcolm
Belcher, Richard Adams, w. B. Lit
tell, Chelsea Ripley, Harry Lippincott,
Edmund Ill, Carl III, Stanley Perrine,
Halsey Adams, Allen Brown, Kenneth
Wallace, John Hay, jr., John G.. G.
Morrow, John G.. Spur. I'd, of this
city; Douglas Potter, of East Orange;
Mr.. MACPHERSON, of Princeton, and
Robert Rawlinson, of England, who is
visiting friends in this city.
The marriage of Miss Sadilyn e.
Seidenberg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. q. S%eidenberg, Of Hunterdon
street, and Carl Matthias Tipograph,
Of New York city, will be solemnized
tomorrow evening at the New Ann
sterdam Auditorium. Palms, ferns
and roses will form the decorations,
and Rabbi Julius Silberfeld will per-
form the ceremony, which will be
followed by a wedding supper and
reception to 200 guests.
The bride Will be escorted by her
father and will yea u costume of
white satin charmeuse draped with
antique Bohemian lace and Jewels.
The veil will be worn in cap effect
and fastened with clusters of valley
lilies, and she Will carry a shower
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The bridal ooterie will include Mrs.
Fred Schlesinger, who Will be the
matron of honor; the bridesmaids,
Miss II. Seidenberg, sister of the
bride-elect; Miss Sadona Moog, Miss
Augusta E. Lefkowitz, Miss Rose
Shapiro and Miss Sara Katz: Miss
Dorothy Rabinowitz az flower girl
and Masters Howard and Marvin
Sc~hlesinger. who will serve as pages.
Mr.. Tipograph has chosen Fred
Schleslnger for his best man, and
those who viii serve as ushers are
Joseph Jacobson. Morris Harris, Max
Fisher, Ezra Wollman and Joseph
Stuart.
Cards have been issued by Miss
Florence Hague for a reception and
tea at her home, 106 North Ninth
street, next Thursday afternoon. The
affair will be a benefit for the Eighth
Avenue Day Nursery, and a jar
diniere collection will be taken. The
hostess. who is the president of the
auxiliary, will be assisted in receiv-
ing by her sister officers, Miss Mae
Courier. Miss Ruth Kingston, Mrs.
John Laying, Miss Pearl Blevney and
Miss Constance Barclay. Mrs. Charles
Weigand, Mrs. Frederick Kass, Mrs.
Elwood Armitage, Mrs. Henry
Schwinn, Mrs. Frank Lawrence and
Mrs. Stuart Jamison will pour. and
those who will act as hoaters are the
Misses Florence Kehrl, Elizabeth At
water. Florence Laying. Amy Will
Jams, Helen Hoffman, Amy Hewes.
Sadie Woolson, Grace Dougherty and
Georgiana Such. There will be q.
musical program.
Professor Richard Gottheil. Of Co
lumbia University. will deliver the
third lecture of the Temple lecture
course tomorrow evening at s o'clock
in the Temple B'nai Jeshurun, WASH
ington street, near William. His sub
ject will be a Tour in Modern Paies-
tine and the lecture will be illus
trated with stereopticon slides.
These lectures are free to the public.
A whist for the benefit Of the Beth
Israel Hospital win be held tomor-
row evening at So Market street. Mrs.
Edward Prokocimer and Mrs. Joseph
Liebeskind are the committee in
charge.
Those who will act as ~hostesses at
the annual membership banquet Of
the y. W. G. A.. TO be held next
"Wednesday evening IN the parish hail
~ ne R,ssville Methodist Church arc
RS. Christine K Kingsley, Miss