Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-19
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One OF the interesting social events
Of the season will be the wedding OF
Miss Helen Louise Lambert, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Lambert,
of / Johnson avenue, to William
Lloyd Keepers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Milton Keepers, of 81 Lin
coin Park. to take place tomorrow
evening at the Lambert residence.
/ The cerem )ny, which will be per-
I formed by the Rev. DIR. Daniel Mar
/ tin, of Glens Falls, n. Y, will be
/ witnessed by the immediate families
and few intimate friends. and will
be followed by large reception.
The bride-elect will be attended by
her sister, Mrs. Bertram Tourison, Of
! Germantown, Pa, and George Green,
of Danbury, Conn, will act as best
man. The ushers will include the
bridegroom's classmates at Prince
ton, John Rust, of Cleveland, o.;
| Spencer Steele, of Memphis, Tenn;
Burtchard butcher of Brooklyn, N;
T.; Robert w. Pryor. of this city,
and John and Paul Lambert, brothers
of the bride-eiect.
Mr.. Keepers gave his bachelor din
ner last night at the Princeton Club,
New York, followed by a theatre
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert will
entertain the entire bridal party this
evening with a dinner.
Miss Jane Ripley, of Pennsylvania
avenue, and Miss Helen Yeaw, of
South Orange. returned yesterday
from a short stay in Brookline,
Mass, where they were the guests
of the Misses Helen and Daisy Mills.
Professor William Milwitzki, of the
| Barringer High School, is scheduled
to speak before the Hebrew Ladies'
Immediate Relief Society at a social
afternoon to be given next Tuesday
at 2:S0 at Davis's, 943 Broad street.
His subject will be "Travels Through
| Turkey" There will also be a short
musical program. The meeting was
to have taken place today, but has
been postponed until the above men,
| toned date.
Miss Media Pick, daughter OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Bernard Pick, of 14(
Court street, and Percy Ross Glider
also of this city, will be united II
marriage tomorrow evening at the
home of the brides parents. The
ceremony will be performed by th'
Rev, Bernard Pick, and will be FOL
lowed by a reception to only the mem
bers of the immediate families. The
couple will be attended by Mrs. VIII
lam Ostrander, of Jamaica, N. Y,
sister Of the bride-elect, who will ac
as matron of honor, and Roy Jones
Of New York, a cousin of the bride
groom, who will be the best man.
The Jewish Sisterhood will be a
home to it's members and friends to
morrow afternoon from 2:30 until
O'Clock at the Day Nursery, Seven
teenth avenue and Livingston stree
Mrs. D. r. Hirshberg and Mrs Jaco
Roth will act as hostesses.
, Under the auspices Of the Ladie
Auxiliary of the Synagogue Ada
Israel a whist viii be held at Steie
ler's Hall, 70 Sixteenth avenue, o
Wednesday evening. December 4. Th
) Misses Friedman and Miss Ethel Jc
> seph are the committee in charge.
, Forty-three hundred garments wi
[ be distributed to fifty-one institution
Y at the annual distribution of tn
, Newark branch of the Needlewor
Guild, which will be held Thursda
: at the Peddie Memorial Church. TIL
i members Of the committee will be q
the church tomorrow to receive an
take charge OF the contributions. Th
scope of the guilds work is increat
ing yearly and is of great value
the various institutions of the cit!
8 The officers, Mrs. Eloise Russell Fea
r rail, president; Mrs. Carrie Sterl
treasurer, and Miss Agnes Garrigai
. secretary, will be assisted in the dis
+ tribution by Mrs. De Forest I.ozie
|, Miss Eliza Depue, Mrs. Natha
Weinberg, Miss Maryrose Smitl
3 Mrs. Howard Vanderpool. Mrs. Ra
Katz. Miss Emma Delaney. Mr.