Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-17
SOCIAL NOTES sss Ne SsM y1suss S

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Of New York city, will entertain al
dinner tonight at the st. Regis, that
city, for. the bridal party of their
daughter, Miss Frances H. Tierney,
whose marriage to Mr.. Norton Ann
brose Woltera son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian r. VOTERS, of IS Central
avenue. this city. twill take place to-
morrow morning. The ceremony will
be performed at II o'clock In st.
Patrick's Cathedral, New York city.
by Rev. Daniel Burke, Church Of st.
Philip Neri, New York city. The
nuptial mass will be celebrated by
Rev. William P. Brennan, Of st.
Patrick's Cathedral this city.
Miss Tierney will be given in mar
rage by her father. and will be at
tended by Miss Dorothy Taylor, of
New York city. Mr.. Christian r.
VOTERS, jr., will be best man, and
the ushers will be MI. Joseph L.
Egan, of New York city; MT. Hugh
C. Barrett, Mr.. Norman Carroll and
Mr.. Arthur Devine, jr.. Of this city.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast will be held at the st.
Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harper, Of 2s1
Mount Prospect avenue, this city, will
entertain Informally tomorrow night
in honor of the bridal party Of their
daughter, Miss Ethel Harper, whose
marriage to Mr.. Arthur Wolfe, also
Of this city, will take place Wednes-
day evening. The guests will include
the officiating clergyman, Rev. George
C. vogel; the bridesmaids, Miss Mabel
Burr and Miss Florence Tuttle; the
flower girl Miss Gladys Hedges; the
the ring-bearer, Master Philip
Stryker; the best man. MI. Frederick
Wolfe; the ushers, Mr.. Amos Harper,
Mr.. Jacob Browne and Mr.. Percy
Doremus, and Mrs. Amos Harper and
Miss Lou Hiss.
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss
Edna A. Herring, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Ernest M. Herring, Of New
York. and Mr.. Leo P. Eisele. Of this
city. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Naundorff. Of
West Kinney street. will sail tomor-
row for their annual trip to Europe.
They expect to return in September.
The scope of the work which the
Contemporary of Newark has mapped
out for the coming season, Is appre-
ciated only by a thorough examina-
ton of the booklet which has just
been issued through the committee.
of which Miss Frances C. Hays is
the chairman. The membership of
this big organization has reached
1850 active and associate, and the
club hopes to keep right on growing.
Divided into departments, 1t is the
intention to thus be In touch with
every subject and movement of vital
Importance, and to take an active
part in public and private enterprises
that affect the community.
The civics committed, of which Mrs.
Henry H. Dawson is the chairman,
has an especially worthy program
arranged for the new season, a CEN
trail feature of which will be a mass
meeting for all the women of the
city, to be addressed by Miss Jane
Adams, of Hull House. Chicago, OIL
white Slavery" sometime during the
winter. The civics committee has de-
cided that "Newarks greatest need
is the protection of Its young girls
and women and to this end will
study the questions nearest the heart
of all women. What are we do
ing in Newark to educate a girl for
her duties as q wife, a mother, a
homemaker and a citizen? What OPP
portunities has she to get an educa-
ton for acknowledgment and for self
support In the professions, In bust
ness or trades? Under what condi-
tons does she work? What are her
hours of work and her pay? What
are her opportunities for healthful
and happy recreation? Are we doing
all we should to make her home at
mosphere attractive? General hous-
ing conditions largely effect her
health and happiness. How does So
ciety treat the young girls? Does It
protect her against occupational dis
eases in the factory? How does 1t
protect her from evil and from white
slavery and prostitution? What Is 1t
doing to make Newark a beautiful
place to live in, In order that she may
have what she ought to have, what
we want every one of .ou daughters
to have, a heritage Of sweetness and
light In her home city,"
Legislative matters will have no
small part in the work planned for
the new year and the committee
earnestly pleads with every member
to help in the crusade against the use
of poisonous PHOSPHORUS matches.