Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-12
SOCIAL NOTES
OF Newark and the Suburbs

nd the Suburbs
Tho second Of four concerts al
ranged by the New York Symptom
Orchestra, MI. Walter Damrosch, cor
cvctor, was given last night In the Ly
ceum. East Orange. Mr.. George Bal
rere. f1utist, was the assisting arts
and incidental violin solos were playe
by Mcssrs. ~Saslavsky. Burnstine an
cello solos by Mr.. Refer. The dra
matte Scheherazade Suite, by Rimsky
Korsnkcff, with its flowing melody an
orchestral coloring. was one of the i'm
portant numbers On the program. TIL
story Is founded on tales told by tn
sultara to %Schahriar in such an in
ter esting way that her sultan finall'
ahs { his purpose to kill her. TIL
prcG.sm follows:
Symphony Ne. 4 in d minor. .Schumanl
~ Introduction, ~ Ailesro, C) Ro
manxhs Ng oCuokDo nHu iio
Flute solo
Ca Nocturne.. Oh. M. Wider
% Soherno .Ch. M. Widol
Mr.. Barrere.
Concerto for strings. .Hande
(a) Largo, (b) Menuet, (c) Finale.
Solo vtolins, Messrs. Saslavsky and Bur-
stino.
Solo cello. Mr.. Refer.
Suite. "scheherasade. .Rimsky-Korsako
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Miss Gertrude Duryea, of Ridge
wood, will read a paper at the next
meeting Of Orange Chapter, Daughters
of the Revolution. to be held Monday
afternoon, January %, at the home OF
M1s. J. Woods McWilliams, 80 Ever
green place., Hast Orange.
Miss Kathryn Ballou. of Winthrop
terrace, East Orange, win give a five
hundred party tonight for her guest
Miss Mary Pitts. Of Washington. d
C. Mrs. William B. Ballou. mother OF
the hostess. will ~chaperone ten young
women tomorrow afternoon at a meet
ing Of the Rubenstein Club, at the
Waldorf.
Members In the Oranges Of the New
Jersey Society of Colonial DANES viii
attend a meeting at the OLD Barracks
In Trenton on wednesday. :
Mrs. GRACE w. Moberly, of Arlington
avenue, north, East Orange, has. gone
to Brooklyn, where she will spend
month.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bradley hav'
t~returnea from Bernardsville to thei
home In James street. this city.
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Mrs. Everett Colby, of Llewelly
Park, West Orange, entertained a
luncheon at Sherry's, New York city
yesterday, for her niece, Miss Hele
Hyde. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
er4ck Hyde, of Plainfield, and one c
the winters debutantes. The guest
included Miss vouletti Proctor. Mis
vieva Fisher, Miss Louisa johnson
Miss Lydia Colt Butler. Miss syb
Young. Miss Caramai Carroll, Mis-
Dorothy Hyde, Miss Katharine sano'
Miss Helen Whitney. Miss Claire Bre'
and Miss Dorothy Adriance.
The second annual Grand Char1t
pou ne the Hebrew Benevolent an
Orphan Society was held last night
the First Regiment Armory, which wa
brilliantly lighted and decorated
More than a hundred canaries singh
Justify were hung In cages among tn
white and gold decorations.
In the centre of the large hall wa
the platform, hidden by palms an
ferns, where the Woman's Ampire Oh
chestra of Boston furnished music &c
the promenade, while Krimke's NIL
tary Band supplied the music for tn
dancing.
The Boston orchestra, under the Leaf
ership of Miss Rita Mario. played tn
overture "Semiramide," by Rossin
Miss Nella Brown, of the Manhatta
Opera Company Of New York, san
Where Love Is King" accompanie
by the woman's orchestra.
At 11:2o, following the solo by Mil
Brown, the grand march was begul
led by the chairman OF the arrang'
ment. committee, MI. Louis v. Aronso
and Mrs. Aronson. Immediately 70
lowing Mr.. and Mrs. Aronson came II
debutantes and their escorts, led /
s Mr.. Irving Froehlich and Miss Hele
l Aronson. The officers and members
{ the various committees, led by M
Joseph Goetz. president of the s~ociet,
and Mrs. Goetz. were next in lin
The procession extended nearly twit
{ around the hall. Many members of tt
First Regiment. N. @. N. j.. sergeant
! corporals and privates lent their ser,
ices as ushers. They were in chare
Of Sergeant John A Miller. The splez