Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-14


the marriage of Miss Olga Kruger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried
Kruger, of 500 High street, and Seig-
fried c. Bergman, 1r., of Berlin. 1t
will be a home wedding and will take
place Tuesday evening, January u,
1918.
Mrs. John Curry. of 290 Summer
avenue, entertained her card club at
luncheon, followed by bridge whist,
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Alma Pat
ten, of st. Louis, who is the guest of
Mrs. Albert S. Briggs, was the guest
of honor.
The regular weekly whist given un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Guild
of the Beth Israel Hospital will be
held tomorrow evening at S5 Market
street. Mrs. Edward Prokoclmer and
Mrs. Joseph Liebeskind are the COM
mittee in charge.
f The Hebrew Women's Orphan Aid
Society will hold a reception at the
asylum, 536 Clinton avenue tomorrow
afternoon, from to O'Clock. Arti-
cles made by the children will be
offered for sale. The officers of the
society will act as the reception COM
mittee and are: Miss Jennie Michaels,
president; Miss Amelia Strauss, vice
president; Miss Bertha Bierman,
treasurer; Miss Nellie Back, financial
secretary, and Miss Helena Strauss,
90 ist iT11g
will be: Miss Paula Marx, Miss
Beatrice Herman, Miss Rosaline
Hirschberg, Miss Bertha Strauss,
Miss Lena Jacobs, Miss Carrie Kempe
and Miss Carrie Singer
The members Of the Apud Nos Club
will give a dance in the ballroom of
the Washington Monday evening, De-
cember so. 1t is expected that about
100 couples will attend, and the com
mittee are busy perfecting arrange
ments. The Misses A. Henegan, NJ.
McCauley, II. Taylor, c. Schubert, r
Dempsey and \. Fentzlaff are the
committee in charge. and the floor
directors will be j. II. Henegan and
W. p. Berry.
Miss Charlotte McCaffrey enter
tained the members of the b. L.
Whist Club at her home Thursday
evening. Straight whist was played
and the prizes were awarded to Miss
May Brady. Miss Sarah Kennedy and
the hostess. After the play a social
hour followed and refreshments were
served. Owing to the busy holiday
season the next meeting of the club
will not be held until December 26.
when Miss Grace Crawford, of
Bleecker street, win entertain.
Edward Gray. jrp and his bride,
who was formerly Miss Virginia
Wright, of Philadelphia, are expected
to return from their wedding journey
on Monday, and will make their fu
ture home at 81 Ridgewood avenue,
this city.
Mrs. Coles 4. Seeley, Of Gil Clifton
avenue, will be hostess Monday, jan
uary c, to the members Of the For
est Hill Reading Club.
Mrs. Nelson o. Wilhelm and Mrs.
Edward L. Aiken will be Joint
hostesses at a meeting Of the Monday
Topic Club Of Orange to be held
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Wilhelm, liz Cleveland street,
Orange.
The proposed amendments to the
United States Constitution, which
will occupy the attention Of the new
Congress after March 4, and the
question of Panama Canal tolls were
the subjects Of Miss Janet 4. Rich
ards, of Washington, in the second
of a series of six monthly lectures on
the vital questions Of the day, before
the Contemporary ut Wallace Hall
last night,
Miss Richards outlined the amend
ment. which provides for tho change
Of the date of the Presidential IN
auguration; gave arguments for and
against the plan Of the election of
United States Senators by direct vote
of the peqple, and, in reference to the
proposed amendment providing for a
national income tax, which thirty
four states have ratified and which,
she said. will probably be incorpor-
ated into the Constitution during the
present administration spoke of sim
liar taxation levied and pronounced
unconstitutional during Cleyeland's
second administration.
Taking up the matter of the recall
OF judges. Miss Richards referred to
the Archibald impeachment proceed
ings now occupying the Senate. Not