Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-08
SOCIAL NOTES
Of Newark and the Suburbs

The South orange Field Club opened
it's skating season Saturday night with
a display of fireworks and a musical
committee in charge were: Mr.. John
S. Allea. Mr.. Kenneth 3. Gordon and
Mn. Lawrence Woodbury.. On the vari-
Gus committees were Mr.. William
Bayne, Sd, Mr.. Collier w, Baird, Mr..
C. Bruce Campbell, Mr.. Phillip f.
Chew, Mr.. Eugene ". Connect, Sd, Mr..
A. Raymond Elmendorf, Mr.. Frank w.
Freeman, Mr.. Henry w. Freeman, jr.,
Mr.. Harold Howe, Mr.. Henry A. Howe,
Mr.. Harold n. Kingsland, MI, Percy
3. Mccoy, Mr.. G. Baldwin MCCOY. Mr..
Franklin Martin, Mr.. Dudley Pierson,
Mt. Edward S. Sanford, Mr.. Donald S..
Stewart. Mt. Robert Strange. Mr. Fred
er1ck f. Turrell, Mr.. Lawrence Van
vechten, MI. Schuyler a vechten
and Mr. Frederick NJ. Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ttefeld, Of 2S4
Fifteenth avenue, this city, observed
their twenty-ffth anniversary last
night. One of the features of the eve
ming was the performance of the mar
riage ceremony by Rev. Fl. Brodsky,
of the Congregation Anshe Russia.
Mrs. Tiefeld wore a costume OF silver
rrro,- ,,oac ,.ataor NTH -i1trnY lie mo
trimmings. and carried white roses.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Tiefeld in re-
.ceiving were their children, DR.. and
Mrs. II. Rosenkranz, of New York;
Miss Anna Tiefeld, Miss Lillian T1efeld
and MI. Julius Tiefeld, Mr.. Abraham
Tiefeld and Mr.. Samuel Tiefeld, of this
city.
Society in the Oranges is anticipat-
ing with pleasure the annual reception
the Oranges, which will be held
tomorrow night in the Woman's
Clubhouse, East Orange. In the
receiving line will be Mrs. George
H. Squire, jr., the president; Mrs.
Charles T. White, vice-president;
Mrs. Arthur j. Grymes, secretary, and
Mrs. Hedley V. Cooke, treasurer. They
will be assisted by Mrs. Edward Prizer
and Mrs. William Bouldin, jr., former
presidents of the society; Mrs. Edward
X. Sumerwell. Mrs. Philip H. Pat
riarche, Mrs. Samuel Davis, Mrs. John
Guyton Boston and Mrs. Samuel Whin-
cry. The affair promises to be one of
the most brilliant events of the social
season.
Mrs. Edward Prizer, of Centre street,
South Orange, will entertain a party
Of young folks at dinner tomorrow
night and afterwards chaperone them
at the ball to be given by the Southern
Society. of the Oranges, in the Wo-
mans Club House, East Orange.
Plans for the charity ball to be given
Thursday night in the First Regiment
armory for the benefit of the Hebrew
Orphan Society were completed al. a
meeting of the general committee and
subcommittee held in the Progressive
Club yesterday morning with the gem
eral chairman, Mr.. Louis V. Aronson,
presiding. Besides the profusion of
flowers and the novel electric lighting
effects which will be used it is planned
to nave hundreds of canaries hung in
cages about the hall. There will be
two marches one to open the ball and
the other for the twenty or more young
women who will make their debuts on
that evening. The music will be fur
nished by Krimke's military band and
the Empire ladies Orchestra of Bos-
ton. Colonel Frazer will have a volun-
teer company of soldiers stationed in
the hall as assistants.
Among the %boxholders will be Mayor
Jacob Haussling, Mr.. Nathaniel King,
Mr.. Levi Weingarten, Mr.. Joseph
Goetz, Mr.. Louis V. Aronson, Mr..
Abram Rothschild, Mr.. David oster-
well, Mr.. Joseph Fisch, Mr.. Louis
Plaut, Mr.. Louis Bamberger, Mr.. Philip
Lowy, Mr.. Louis Schlesinger, Mr.. Ben
jamin Lissner, Mr.. Selig Scheuer, Mr..
Frederick Scheuer, Mr.. Emanuel Low
enstein, Mr.. Philip Krimke. Mr.. Max
Hertz, Mr.. Ernest Levy, Mr. Abraham
Hollander, Mr.. Louis Strauss, Mr.. NJ.
Krassnh and Mr.. L.. Herman.