Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26

Machle. Booths have been arranged
and equipped with attractive arti-
cles, not only for the grown-ups, but
for the little folk as well, and the
ladies who will preside are Mrs. John
NJ. Miller, Mrs. George Green Lewis
Mrs. Frederick E. Hodge, Mrs. Rob-
ert Vancey, Mrs. John J. Wright
Clark, Mrs. Halsey T. Tichenor, Miss
Elizabeth Woodruff. Mrs. William II.
Illingworth, Mrs. Chester l.. Cotton,
Mrs. Frederick W. Ball, Mrs. Edward
Pell, Mrs. Henry Van Arsdale, Mrs.
Peter Smith, Mrs. William G. Con-
nett, Mrs John Lewis Hay, Mrs.
Harry l.. Duren, Mrs. Henry G. Cur
rier. Mrs. TIalsey NJ. Larter, Mrs.
Forrest F. Dryden, Mrs. George B.
Emory, Miss Mary Campbell and
Mrs. Walter L. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Plum. Mr..
and Mrs. James Smith, Sd, and Mr.
and Mrs. Inglis NJ. Uppercu will give
a fancy dress ball ut the Essex
County Country Club on the evening
of Monday, December g. The affair
VII be given in honor of Miss
Kruger and Siegfried c. Bergman,
1r., of Berlin, Germany, whose en-
gagement was announced recently.
The young women members Of the
Gamma Tau Club will hold Thanks
giving dance tomorrow evening in
Miss Pounds School. The president,
Miss Florence Holt, is chairman in
charge of arrangements.
How the Women Can Assist in
Cleaning the City Morally" will be
the theme which the Rev DR. William
II. Morgan, pastor of the Central
, Methodist Church, win follow at the
monthly meeting of the civic depart
I rnent of the Contemporary Club of
Newark, which VIII be held in the
par!ors Of the Second Presbyterian
Church this afternoon. The meeting
Will be open to active and associate
members and guests. Mrs. Henry
II. Dawson, chairman, will be in
charge Horatio M. Van SAINT, chair
man of the Citizens Committee of One
Hundred, win talk of the work of that
body, and Mrs. G. Rowland Munro
will talk on "Phllanthropic Societies
and institutional Care" Mrs. Stephen
B. Harrison, vlce-chairman of the de-
partment, will speak on the topic.
"What Is Society Doing for the Young
Girls and Women of Newark" Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Sanborn viii tell of social SER
vice work in this city. A general
discussion will follow the regular
program. .
Mrs. Bennett Bernard Schneider, OF
351 Hillside place, South Orange, has
issued invitations for bridge at her
her home Friday afternoon, Decem-
Der 6.
Mrs. r. NJ. Bolles, Of Central ave-
nue., Orange, Is entertaining her
niece, Miss Marinda knight, of Sas-
katchewan, Canada.
Miss Pidgeon, of New York, is The
guest of Mrs. William S. Rode, OF
255 Scotland road, South orange.
Mrs. Spencer Miller, of south Or.
ange, who Is abroad with her two
daughters, will spend some time il
; Florence and Egypt before returning
home.
Mrs. Harry J. Kidd and daughter
Miss Dorothy Kidd, of Prospect street
. East Orange, left yesterday FOL
Washington, d. c., where they will
spend a week. Mr.. Kidd will join
them in Washington tomorrow.
] A man travelling in Maine met
e middle-aged farmer, who told him hi
father, aged 90, was still on the farm
] where he was born.
NINETY years old, eh?'
: yep; pops close to 90.r
e Us his health good?'
! 'raint much now. He'a been com
. plainin' for o few months back"
I. What's the matter vita him.
!. Il dunno; sometimes ] think farm
|. IN don't agree with himl7