Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03

and Joseph Klasnow, OF Providence
R. L
Mrs. David NJ. Elm. of this city
played the wedding music. White
! chrysanthemums, palms and ferns
prevailed In the deeorat ions. The GER
emory was followed by a wedding
supper for relatives and intimate
friends.
Upon their return from a trip to
Atlantic City Mr.. and Mrs Leyick
will reside at 700 South Sixtieth
street, Philadelphia. Mrs. Levick $
travelling costume consisted of gray
hroadcloth suit, with moleslsin collar
and cuffs and a moleskin hat
| trimmed with gray aigrettes.
Rev. w. IL. Gardner, of Nutfey, was
the speaker at the tea held yesterday
afternoon by the Women's Political
Union of New Jersey at the head
quarters, 70 Halsey street. His sub
| ject was 1.-THE Spiritual Aspects of the
Woman's Movement" Mrs. Frances
Maui Bjorkman. of New York, who
was to have contributed to the pro-
gram, was detained by illness. The
hostess, Mrs. Russell Griffin, of Or
ange, was assisted by her daughter,
| Miss Anne Griffin.
| Mrs. John Winters Brannan, of New
York city, daughter of the late Charles
A. Dana, for many years editor and
owner of the New York Sun, will be
the speaker next Sunday. Mrs. Rob-
ert A. Frank, of Llewellyn Park, West
! Orange, will be the hostess.
The public speaking class conducted
by DIR. 7. Alexander Cairns will meet
at 1890 this morning and $3.50 this
afternoon. A few buttons have been
contributed by members interested in
the work. Those wishing to take adj
vantage of these will be given all de-
tails by inquiring at headquarters.
Halloween was observed in the
good old-fashioned way Saturday
evening by the members of the
Junior Newark Equal Suffrage
/ League and their friends at the suf-
frage headquarters, SO Halsey street.
The decorations suitable to the oc-
casion carried out the suffrage colors,
yellow and black. Halloween games
and dancing formed the evenings
entertainment. Miss Anna e. Horn
president of the league, was assisted
by Mrs. A. d. Ballentine, Mrs. Mary
Staehle, Miss Pauline Foehl and
Miss May Cullen. Among the guests
were Mrs. Benjamin Fuss, Mrs. Will
lam Campton, Mrs. Mary Horn, Miss
M. Z. Southworth, Miss Emily Agile.
Miss Lulu Stevenson, Miss Ray
Graham, Miss Mary Brady, Miss
Bessie Stepney, Miss Marion Raw
cliffe, Miss Florence Il. Beck, Miss
May c. Beck, Thomas Graham, Wal
| ter Menschner, John Sherman, Will
lam Fordon, William Karg, Philip
Peterson, Frederick Averbeck. DR.. p.
J. Clark, Joseph Harding, Leo Tracy
and Frederick A. Beck.
At special meeting called for
Wednesday evening Miss Horn Will
appoint committees for the years
work. Plans will be discussed for
the suffrage ball to be held in jan
uary. At this meeting the newly
elected officers will assume their
duties
Miss Ada D. Fuller, of II Emery
street, Jersey City, will be hostess
this afternoon to the members of the
New Jersey Woman's Press Club.
The speaker for the afternoon will be
Mrs. Fanny Powell, of the National
Arts Club. Her subject will be
what Makes a Picture Create" The
usual social hour win follow.
Miss Charlotte Ulrope. of 80 North
Seventh street, will entertain the
members of the Samore Club at her
home Wednesday evening.