Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-19

Lhoifo AUXILIARY OF the BdDleS ffOS-
pital a charity pail will be held this
evening in Berkeley Hall. The COM
mittee in charge are: Mrs. F. II.
Benjamin, Mrs. Roy Hugh Smith and
the Misses Ethel Beardsley. Marion
Moore n Madeline Hill. Mrs. Fred
erick f. Guild, Mrs. ]. ID. Battin, Mrs.
Fl. C. Doremus and Mrs. w. NJ. KIM
ball will be the patronesses.
Arrangements have been completed
for an entertainment to be given at
Wallace Hall next Monday evening,
under the auspices of the Young
Ladies Auxiliary of the Eighth Ave
nue. Day Nursery, for the benefit of the
nursery. The prominence of the artists
who have been secured for the occasion
promises that the affair Will be an ar
committee in disposing of the tickets
gives hope that it will net large f1nan-
cial returns for the work of the charity.
Mr.. Cecil flaming, who will give tho
musical program, is a baritone soloist,
who has met with great success in his
extensive concert tours. In addition
to having an excellent voice which he
uses to this best advantage Mr.. Fan
ming has a pleasing stage presence and
a sympathetic understanding of the
songs he i%nterprets.
Mr.. +. Hopkinson Smith, the other
artist on the program. is we'll known
to the public as a writer and a lee
turer. The program Of readings which
he has arranged for Monday night will
be of general interest. Those who
know Mr.. Smith can be told nothing
of his pleasing personality and ability
to entertain.
Miss Florence Hague Is president of
the guild and those who have charge of
the arrangements are. Mrs. Henry
Schwinn, Of 1877 North Seventh street,
from whom tickets may be obtained;
Miss May Courier, Miss Christine Van
Wagenen and Miss Amy Hewes.
Among the -patronesses and patrons
will be Mrs. Edward Gray, Mrs. Will
lam Stevenson, jr., Mrs. Benjamin
Whitehead, Mrs. Samuel Owen, Mrs.
Jane Roberts, Mrs. H. Elizabeth Chad
sey. Mrs. Frederick Wiss, Mrs. Helen
Sayre, Mrs. Eloise Russell F'errall, Mrs.
James Seymour. Mrs. Henry Starr,
Mrs. Orasco Wooison, Mrs. A. M. STAN
ton, Mrs. e. A. Rine. Mrs. James How
ard, Mrs. James Corlies. Mrs. A. C.
Courier, Mrs. Ainsworth J. Hague, Mrs.
Charles Ingersoll, Mrs. Cyrus Law
renee, Mrs. nlwood Leary. Mrs. James
Morehouse. Mrs. Benjamin Lewis. Miss
Martha Plum, Mrs. Stephen Plum.
Mrs. Lewis Rose, Mrs. Wayland
Stearns, Mrs. Lewis Wendell, Mrs.
Frank Smith, Mrs. Edward Sprague,
Mrs. William Brown. Mr.. Henry G.
Atha and Mr.. G. wisner Thorne.
pect street, East Orange, has returned
home from New Haven, Conn, where
she has been spending a short time.
Mrs. John L. DIX and Miss Shelton,
both of East Orange, will go South
early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillwyn Cook,
of 50 Reynolds terrace. East Orange,
will entertain the Neighborhood Bridge
Club tonight.
The study of Japan will be continued
at the meeting of the Travellers Club
of Rosevine which will be held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Hubbard Pepper, 255 Roseville avenue,
this city, with Mrs. George Frederick
King as associate hostess. Mrs. G..
William Gehin will open the program
with a paper on THE Japanese War
of the Roses" Miss Ada S. Totten will
describe "a Day With the Mikado,"
and Mrs. A.. B. johnson will tell of
Homes and Home Life in the Flowery
Kingdom Mrs. Arthur p. Dickinson
will tell of Queer Things About
Japan" The meeting will close with a
SoClal 0OuT.
Miss Dorothy Becker and Mr.. Charles
Bryce Chisholm will be married tonight
at the home of Miss Beoker's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Becker, 7b4
Highland avenue, this city. The cere-
mony will be witnessed by only the
immediate families of the bride and
bridegroom. Rev. Frederick W.aLewis.
of the Forest Hill Presbyterian Church.
will off1ciate. The bride will be at
tended by q maid of honor, Miss Helen
Hanson, and two bridesmaids, her
sister, Miss Marie Becker, and Miss
Ethel Toms. Mr.. Thomas Chisholm.
! the backgrounds brother. will be the
best man. After the ceremony a large
reception will be held. Mr.. Alexander
Denton, Mr.. William Dale, Mr.. Harry
Seeley and Mr.. Frank Nagel will be the
ushers.
The Modesto Altschuler Glass will
meet on Monday morning at the resi-