Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-05
SOCIAL NOTES
OF Weeuark and the Suburbs

~ HE mid-winter fancy dress recep-
ton of Miss Edna Rothard and
= Mr.. Clarence Richards junior and
senior dancing classes will be given at
the New Auditorium on Monday eve
ming, February IL. A very interesting
program of fancy dancing will be in
troduced, in which $50 pupils will take
part. One of the features will be a
dance of tn. nations, in which thirteen
nations will be represented. Those who
will entertain box parties are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Giligan, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Beers,
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Brooks, Mr., and
Mrs. Seth Abrams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Hamill, Mr.. and Mrs. Lusius Grimer,
Mr.. Charles Fulcher and DR.. and Mrs.
j. T. Eddy.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
was given to Master w. Norman
Cheatle. of Lyons Farms, by his many
little friends and playmates yesterday
afternoon. Norman, who is just 8
years old, was very proud Of many
presents he received and took particu-
lar interest in the many games which
were played, and acted as judge in
awarding the prizes. The first prize
was won by Louise Chatfield and con-
ISOLATION by Gertrude Lorenz. The
favors We're heart boxes filled with
candy. Those present were Ethel Jo-
raleman, of East Orange; Louise Chat
field, Bessie and Evelyn Terrill, of Irv-
ington; Annie and Sarah Thornley,, of
Roseville: Bernice Hall, of Lyons
Farms; Robert Crane, Phyllis Crane,
Francis Crane, Christine Crane, Ger
main Mulcopy, Gertrude Lorenz, Lydia
Lorenz, Ruth Lorenz, Mildred Donald
son Master Benjamin Donaldson, Ber-
nice Donaldson, Master Stanley
Cheatle, Master w. Norman Cheatle,
Dorothy Cheatle.
ON Saturday afternoon from 2.30 to 4
o'clock Mr.. M Mrs. Elwood Jones en-
tertained at their home, so Orator
street, Woodside section, in honor of
the fourth birthday of their son, Mas
ter Elwood King Jones. Twelve little
guests gathered at the appointed time,
and a Donkey party was introduced,
in which the prize was awarded to
Edyth M. Speer. In the game of "Jeru-
salem Mildred Spry was the winner
of a prize. After several other games
the little ones marched to the dining
room, where refreshments were served
and a wonderful birthday cake with
four lighted candles adorned the centre
of the table. Toy frogs, filled with
candy, We're the favors. The guests
We're: Virginia Hatch, Harriet ]
Baker, Edyth NJ. Speer, Mildred Spry
Eunice Biedelnan, Mildred Biedelman
Catherine Mora, Helen r. Jones, Ed
gar speer, Roland Burgess and Dor.
land White.
A special meeting of the Newark sec
ton of the Jewish Council of Women
was held at the home of Mrs. Nathan
Myers, 80 Hillside avenue, this city, OF
Sunday afternoon, February a, for tn,
purpose of taking in more charter mem
bers, to bring about closer relations
among Jewish women and to form {
more complete organization. Fift
ladies were present. and Mrs. Nathan
Weinberg, the president, presided. A
the close of the meeting the chartel
membership had advanced to seventy
The next meeting will be held OF
Wednesday afternoon, February 81, "a
2:3O o'clock. at the Hebrew Orpha,
Asylum, Clinton avenue. this city.
Mrs. William Johnston Taylor. o
Central avenue, Orange. will give
tea Wednesday afternoon in honor o
Mrs. Knox Taylor, of Highbridge. AS
sisting Mrs. Taylor will be Mrs. z
Fl. Earnshaw M the Misses Earn
shaw.
MI. and Mrs. Spencer Miller, 0
South Or ange, will leave shortly 10
. trip to .Bermuda-