Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-23
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The Bazaar of Nations will be held
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Of this week at the Eighth Avenue M.
Z. Church, of Roseville, and entertain
ments will be given each evening under
the auspices of the Choral Club. On
Wednesday evening a farce. 1.-THE Blum
dering Mr.. Brown" will be presented
by seven members of the club, includ-
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. r.. H. Mclean, the
Misses Smith, Mr.. Frank E. Poole, Mr..
Elston Poole and Mr.. Harry Poole.
Under the auspices of the Job Haines
Home for Aged People the second an
nual complimentary matinee musicale.
with Mrs. Eloise Russell Ferrall in
charge, will be given in Wallace Hall
on Friday afternoon al 2:45 o'clock.
The Ensemble Pianoforte Circle, OF
Newark, assisted by popular vocal n
instrumental s~oloists. will take part,
, and a reception and tea will follow
the program. Mrs. william r. Brough-
ton. president of the board of man.
ayers, and Rev. DR.. Davis ". Lusk.
president of the board of trustees, as
sisted by several members of the board,
will receive the guests. Mrs. Louis
Lelong. Mrs. William Fairlie and Mrs.
Charles Beach Gray will preside at the
tea table. Those who will assist on the
reception committee and as ushers and
foaters are: Mrs. William M. Clark,
Mrs. Horatio Van SAINT, Miss Louisa
Russell, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Sayre, Miss
Charlotte F. Hedges. Mrs. John l..
Burgess. Mrs. Joh Davidson, Mrs.
Arthur L. DeGroff. Miss Anna r. Dodd,
Mrs. Frederick E. Heckel. Miss Mar
saret Gilman, Mrs. Hubert P. Main,
Mrs. e.. B. Garwood, Mrs. William H..
Peck, Mrs. George Rouband, Mrs.
| Henry V. d. Schenck. Miss Rebecca
| Sherman, Mrs. John Van LEV, Mrs.
| John C. woodruff, Miss Grace Harris,
Miss Mary S~omerville. Mrs. Harold
Logan, Miss Florence Hague, Miss Ella
May Champenois. Miss Marjorie Cobb,
Miss Jessie Fairlie, Miss Grace Wilson,
Miss Lillian Vosburgh, Miss Bessie
sayre, Miss Mary Russell. Miss Selma
March, Miss Grace Fee. Miss Nell Hob
son and Miss Grace Strobell.
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Miss A. S. K1otz, of this city, is
spending a few days at the Hotel VOL
colt, New York. Miss Klotz, accom-
panied by Mrs. Samuel Klotz and Miss
Elizabeth Klotz, will sail for Europe
In the near future, where they will
spend the ummer
The final meeting OF the year OF the
Forest Hill Reading Club was held
yesterday afternoon. with Mrs. Henry
G.. Holler, of 234 Montclair avenue, as
hostess. Because of the many BUSH
ness affairs to settle before the close Of
the season the usual literary program
was omitted. The delegates appointed
to attend the spring meeting of the
New Jersey State Federation at Mont
clair, May II and is. are the president,
Mrs. Willard I. Hamilton, Mrs. Louis
p. Teller, with Mrs. Seymour Haulen-
beck and Miss Elizabeth pounds al
ternates. Mrs. Teller will represent
the club at the miniature federation
meeting, which Mrs. George F.. King,
district vice president of the fedora
ton, has called for April 80 in the
Newark Public Library.
Following the yearly custom the
members of the club will give "a recep-
ton for the "men folks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner y. Seely, of High
land avenue, Friday evening of this
week. Mrs. Holler is the chairman in
charge of the arrangements and there
will be a program. Mrs. Alexander
Irving will sing, Mrs. william S. Cor
win will give %recitations and Mrs.
Richard Young will contribute plano
solos. Mrs. Hamilton presided over
the business session. which was fol-
lowed by'a social hour and the serving
of refreshments.
Plans for the work Of the coming
rear were discussed at a meeting Of
the subcommittee on education of the
civics department of the Contemporary
of Newark held yesterday afternoon at
the Public Library. The chairman of
the committee, Mrs. Beatrice May
baum Stern, was In charge. The COM
mittees of the organization must have
their entries for the new year book
completed by the last week in NAV.
when the book will go to the printers.
For the benefit of the Home for
Crippled Children there will be a
bridge and whist party this afternoon
in the Roseville Athletic Club. The
affair will be given by the Young La
dies Auxiliary to the board OF mana
gers, and Miss Grace Blevney and Miss
Dorothy Phelps form the committee in
charge.
Art topics will hold the attention of
the members of the Woman's Club OF
Arlington, who viii meet this after
noon In the parish house of Trinity
Church, Arlington. Mrs. Lillian Gal
liver and Mrs. Mary W. Pheger are the
chairmen, n the president, Mrs.