Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-12
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opera recitals yesterday afternoon
at the Washington before a large
audience OF society fox. Jewels
of the Madonna" by Wolf Ferrari,
was Interpreted by Miss Hyams,
who told the story of the opera in
dramatic form and sang the principal
arias. La Toseaa will be the sub
ject of the next recital on March
II. The president, Mrs. William S.
Disbrow, presided yesteday. and the
afternoon closed with a tea. The
members of the committee in charge
were Mrs. Mortimer Remington, Mrs
S. Bertram Townley. Mrs. Chester
r. Hoag and Mrs. Joseph Spur. The
assistants at.the tea were Miss Mar
gnerite Allen, Miss Mildred Allen,
Miss Agnes Inglis, Miss Jean Spur,
Miss lorraine Spur. Miss Olive Rem
ington >and Miss Helene Hawkins.
Among those present were Mrs. Zach
ariah Beleher, Mrs. Edward Spur,
Mrs. Nelson coe Miss Emma L.
Richards, Mrs. Porter futile, Mrs.
Harry Peters, Mrs Henry Young, jrs,
Mrs. Charles Hawkins, Mrs. Amos
Bell, Mrs. Munson Seeley Miss
Martha Seran, Miss Elizabeth Wood
ruff. Mrs. Herbert Baldwin, Mrs. J.
Bruce Hay, Miss Gertrude Hay, Mrs.
Oba Woodruff, Mrs. Calvin Nicely,
Mrs o. II. Wheeler, Mrs Herbert
Palmer. Mrs. Herbert Farrell. Mrs,
John Morrow, Miss Isabelle Sims,
Mrs. John Vaughn, Miss sJeannette
Tompkins, Mrs. Frank Currer Miss
Hildegarde Howard, Mrs. Benjamin
Whitehead, Mrs. Fl. L. Kehrl, Mrs.
William Bittles, Miss Ada Slowey.
Mrs. c. Blake Darlington, Mrs, Ever
EFT COPYRIGHT. Mrs. Abraham Roths-
child, Mrs. Louis Sehlesinger, Mrs
Frederick Crane, Mrs. Palmer Crane,
Mrs. Frederick Webner, Mrs. r. II.
Iliingworth and Mrs Charles L. Cas-
sidy.
Mrs. B. NJ. Stanley, jr., of Broad
street, entertained her card club yes
terday afternoon Auction bridge was
played. Those present were Mrs
William T. Plum, Mrs. James T.
Smith, Mrs. John E. Kelley, Mrs.
Peter Hauck. jr Mrs. Henry A.
Towle. Mrs. John H. Smith and her
house guest, Miss Marie Planondon,
of Chicago: Mrs. James Smith, Sd.
Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mrs. Joseph Null
lin. Miss Josephine Garrigan, Miss
Agnes Garrigan, Miss Margaret Led
with and Miss Rose Ledwith. Mrs.
James Smith. Sd, of High street, will
entertain the club next week.
Those who will take part in Life
in Toy Shop" which will be one of
the features of the fancy dress re-
ception of the Rothard School of
Dancing. to be given at the New.
Auditorium Friday evening, are
Helen verpillier, Kathryn Howell,
Gladys Burns, Eleanor Verpillier,
sylverna Prior. Kenneth Morehead,
Clyde Hamilton. Herbert Ill, Clyde
Mason, Edward Mason. Carl Hohl-
man, jeanette Mertz, Marion Amonn,
Esther Piclkwick, Elton Lafferty,
Woodruff Bissell, Donald Seaman,
Thelma Alexander.
Royal Beardsley, Albion Corkiel
Alan Hunt, Gordon Tichenor. Fran
els Walsh, Brewer Woodward, How
ard Tichenor, Stuart Hamilton, Mar
ion Hobbs, Mabel Ward, Lucille VAN
derhoof, Mildred Weigand, Alexander
Lewis, Jane Grimes, Emily Pease,
Mildred Brady. Eileen Shelton, Mar
guerite and Marie Mclaughlin, Ma
rion Marble, Ethel Smith, dorothy
HILL
Euphemia Mullin, Kathryn Gill;
gan,s Dorothy Hobbs. Alice Ford. Ger
ard Mullin, Malcolm Marble, Eugene
and Joseph Gilligan, Helene and Rob-
ert Dorer, Mildred Hobbs, Florence
Taylor, Helene Dorer. Phyllis Beach,
Pauline Groeber, Helen Vanderhoof
Doris Lindsey, Evelyn Cole
man, Lois and Phyllis Van lille
Muriel Williams. Mabel Ward, Alva
shoemaker, Anna Dorrance, Lam
bert Piclxwick, Robert Dorer, George
Mclaughlin, Edwin Smith, Willard
Wells. John McKenna.
Ethel Hamilton, Helen Reynolds.
Leila Lafferty. Miriam Husk, Mar
garet Casey, Dorothy Tichenor,
Helen Crimes. Vernice Hartpenee,
Mildred Switzerland. Helen Seherff
Helen Smith, Myrtle Day, Josephine
Florence, Anna Nicoll, Dorothy Tay-
lor Mildred Mcconnell, Joseph Cor
man, Horace Winship, Clara Deisler.
Mrs. william B. Kinney Miss Muir
ply and Miss Florence E. Murphy
have gone to Poland Springs, Me-,
for fortnight's stay.