Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30
SOCIAL NOTES OF sas N ,5s s1s1R IS

Mrs. John F. Ward, Of ITO South
Broad street, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Roberta
Ward, to James Philipson, of this
city.
Members of the Forest Hill Literary
| Society will be entertained this eve
! Charles Whitman, of Second avenue.
A. F. Seeker. CT New York, will be
the speaker, and pure Food" Will be
the subject of interest. The program
| will also include short readings by
the members. The president, DR.. II.
H. Rusby, will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Frederick Caufeld
have returned from their wedding trip
and are residing in their new home
in Stanley
The many friends of the Rev. DR.. A
Edwin Keigwin, former pastor of the
Park Presbyterian Church, of this
| city, and now of the West End Pres
byterian Church, of New York city,
| will be glad to learn that he is re-
covering from an attack of appendi-
citis.
The third and last recital Of the
| Monday salons, under the manage
ment of Mrs. Robert S. Graham AID
| Mrs. Robert Wallace Elliott, will
take place next Monday Afternoon
at 8 o'clock in the ballroom Of the
Washington, when Rudolph CAM, the
eminent Swiss pianist and Nine
Beatrice Bowman, coloraturo so
prano, and premiere of the Montrea
Opera Company, will offer the fol
lowing program: +.
(a) Intermezzo, OPP. lis. s. /
OBJ Capriccio, OPP. &c, 2....,..Brahmi
Rhapsody. C Major. .Dohmamj
Rudolph GAM.
"Caro Momi," Rigoletto. .......Ver
Waltz Song, Romeo and Juliet"
Gounot
Nine. Bowman.
Serenade, OPP. 15..............Blancne
(a) Berceuse,
(b) Waltz, A fiat. ChopiI
Rudolph CAM.
Polonaise, "Nri-nnn" Ambrose Thoma
Nine. Bowman.
(a) Serenade,
Cb) Peasant Dance, Op. 24......Ganl
GAY Love Dream"
(b) "Radoczy March"
Rudolph CAM.
Arthur Rosenstein will act as &C
companist.
On the afternoon of January 6, 1919
an extra recital will be held in tn
washington, when Jaroslav Kocian
the great Bohemian violin virtuoso
will be the artist. Kocian is a mem
Der of the New York philharmonic
Boston Symphony and Thomas Or
| chestras, and those who attend vii
be given a are treat on this occa
sion.
Under the auspices OF the Hebrew
Maternity Aid Society a charity wills
and dance will be held Wednesda!
evening, December IL, in Doelger'
Hall, $50 Market street.
Social Day was observed by thu
Travellers Club of Roseville yester'
day afternoon, when the member
and their friends met at the home o.
Mrs. Charles C. Thompson, in Rose.
Vile avenue. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Frederick A. Dudley
The club this year Is enjoying ran
dom Journeys and their wandering
took them yesterday to France ant
Belgium. TN the Land of Pardons'
brittany was the topic of a pape'
read by Mrs. Benjamin F. Hurd, ant
Mrs. John A. Furman talked Bit
of Romance of the French Chateaux.
DR.. Madison Keim contributed al
essay on "a Visit to the Belgian
Poet" and Mrs. Arthur P. Dickinso'
read from his (Maeterlinck's) works
The president, Mrs. Frank S. Hamp
ton, was In the chair. A social hou
followed the program, when refresh
ments were served and there wer
musical selections on the victrols
Mrs. A. p. Dickinson and Mrs. C. v
Dickinson will be joint hostesses q
the next meeting, which will be hel
next Friday, December 6.
Mrs. Vincent C. Arguimbou. {
Orange, was the guest of honor g
a small bridge party given b
Mrs. William A. Halsey. at ht
residence in Mr. Prospect avenu'
yesterday afternoon. Tea was serve
at the close of the play and Mrs.
Sanford Ross and Mrs. John
Wright Clark presided at the table.
Miss Mildred Dennis, Of jaime
street, gave a bridge party yestel
day afternoon in honor of Miss Louis
e. Polhemus, of Washington, VIII