Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-15

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Elizabeth Guild, Miss marguerite Ri
ker, Miss Marie Dodd. Miss Margaret
James, Mrs. Gus A. Wiedenmayer and
her guest Miss Leggett, Miss Dorothy
Lee, Miss Elizabeth Carter, Miss An
toinette Scudder, Miss Mildred Allen,
Mrs. Graham McGregor, Miss Matilda
Dodd, Miss Norah Harvey, Mrs. Need
ham Ball, Miss Ruth James, Miss
Hilda Dawson, Miss Marion Miller. of
New York; Miss Lorraine Spur, Miss
Margaret Reeve. Miss Helen James,
Miss Cornelia Boggs.s Miss Eleanor
ogden, of Chatham; Miss Dawson, and
Miss Hildegarde Howard.
Following the game tea was served
and red carnations were the decora-
tons. Mrs. Arthur MacKie presided,
assisted by Mrs. John q. Barbour, Of
Paterson, and Miss Helen Wheeler.
To formally introduce their daughter,
Miss Helen Aronson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis v. Aronson, of Clinton avenue,
gave a dance last night at the Progress
Club. A color scheme OF red and white
with palms were the decorations, n
a collation. was served, after which the
young people still continued the merry
whirl. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wellish, MI. and Mrs. L. Gross, Mr..
- No.. IL ,,fg AIR onA Mrs n
J.. Anspach, Miss Theodore Wiener,
Miss Jessie Wolff, Miss Isabelle
Schwartz, Miss Tessie Maybaum, Miss
Alice Heller, Miss Julia Greenbaum,
Miss Dolly Strauss. Miss Erma New,
Miss Bertha Lewis, Miss Sarah Danzis,
Miss Resale Gluck, Miss Ruth Kamm,
Miss Freda Osterweil, Miss Ruth Da-
Wis, Miss Hilda Harris. Miss Helen
Hammock, Miss Corinne Metzger, Miss
Daisy Curry, Miss Eda Isenberg, Miss
Amy Levy. Miss Mabel Holzner. Miss
Edna H~olzner, Miss Natalie Walters,
Miss Erna Lindeman. Miss Rena Har-
ris. Miss Ray Glucl5, Miss Theresa
Meltzer, Miss Beulah Meltzer, Miss
RHAIl t7fhDtI. IMtEE ILSlth 1Cff AASCiAf
Miss Florence Kamm, Miss Hattie
Lewis, Miss Kate Adler, Miss Florence
Meyer, Miss Bertha Steinhardt, Miss
Beatrice Epstein, Miss Jessie Spangen-
thai, Miss Viola Josephs, Miss Ida
Wotiz, Miss Sarah Mindes, Miss Helen
Rich, Miss Eva Mindes. Miss Frances
schiff. Miss HELEN We'll. Miss Rena
We'll, Miss Nina Platsky, Miss Clara
Groedel, Miss Miriam Mitchell, Miss
Emily Shoe-thal Miss Miriam Gies-
ner, Messrs. Irving s.. Froelich, Philip
March, Paul Maybaum, Dave Lehman,
Peter Steinsitz, Alexander S~chlesinger,
Herbert ~r-annoch, Emanuel Kamm,
Clarence Stein, Lester Finger, Law
renee Heilbrun, Seymour Gross, Will
liam Kamm, Ben Kohn. Lionel Kris
teller, Fred Goldsmith, Dave Harris,
Leo julius, Elmer Goldsmith, Lester
Curry. DIR. Philip Hood, Morton Stern,
Lestern Lehman, Rudolph Krinke,
DR.. Karl CHASER, Sidney Finger, DR..
Emil Finger. David Sachs, Ben Harris.
Martin Adler, Alexander Aronson. Mil
ton Hammock, Arthur Lindeman, Moe
Froelich, Selick Mindes, Morton Meyer,
Arthur Lissner, Harry Lindeman. Ike
spangenthal, Theodore Jay, Albert
'Blumgart. Hugo DeGroot, Clarence
Hammock, Marcus Gross, Herbert
Strassberger. Harry Berger. Bernhardt
Platsky, Harry Groedel, Simion
schlesinger, Joseph Cries. Milton Sho-
enthal, Harry A, Mendelson, Maurice
Landay, MerVyn Wiener. L. Simon
Plaut. Calvin vos, David Stern, Jerome
Yehman, Harry Stern. Harry Davimos
and Leo Lissner.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine Ram
sey Hevey, of S1S Belleville and
MIR. Patrick William Carolan was sol
emnized yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Dennis McCartie, pastor of st. Mi
chael's Roman Catholic Church, Belle
Vile avenue. The ceremony was
strictly private, owing to the recent
deaths of the brides mother and
brother, only immediate relatives at
tending. The bride vas attended by
her sister, Miss Margaret c. Hevey.
Mr.. Peter McGovern, of New York
city, a cousin of the bridegroom, was
the best man. Upon their return from
a trip to Bermuda, Mr.. and Mrs. Caro-
Ian will reside In New York city.
Under the auspices of the Women's
Political Union, Max Eastman, of New
York, will deliver a lecture, the subject o.
which will be citizenship for Womer
and Why?" at the Churcl of the Re,
deemer, Broad and Hill streets, on Fri.
day evening, February 2S, at S:1'
O'Clock. DIR. A. b.. Poland, superinten'
dent of education Of Newark. will in
troduce the speaker.
Miss Elsie Ebbinghausen entertaine,
at a heart party last night at her home
81 Hudson street, in honor of her birth
day. Five tables were in play
Suggestions of st. Valentine were car
ried out in the decorations and tn
fayors were miniature cupids.
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Battin, BIT MI
Prospect avenue, entertained with
Valentine dinner last evening. Cover
were laid for twelve, and pink swee
peas and lilies Of the valley were tn
decorations.
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