Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

woodland scene, the musicians being
hidden from view by a bower of
palms. Above the stage shone out
in brilliant lights Charity" There
was both dance and promenade music,
the former being furnished by Click
mans orchestra and the latter by
Krimke's military band.
Joseph Goetz, president of the So
ciety, with Mrs. Goetz led the grand
march.
Louis V Aronson, who was chair
man of the committee in charge and
who deserves a large share of the
credit for the success of the func-
ton. did not cease his efforts with
the opening of the ball, but was ac-
lively on hand to see that all parts
of the machinery were in perfect run
ming order. He was assisted by an
efficient committee of prominent
young business men of the city.
During the intermission at midnight
supper was served, after which dam
cling was resumed.
Several Make Debut.
The prominent young women who
made their bows to society last night
were Miss Eva Mindes, who was at
tired in a gown of salmon charmeuse
with white beaded yoke; Miss Mir
lam Cohn, in white charmeuse with
girdle of pink chiffon; Miss Estelle
Davidson, in gown of pale pink
charmeuse trimmed with lace; Miss
Esther Klein, in white duchess satin
gown with trimmings of princess lace;
Miss Tesssie Maybaum, in white char
meuse trimmed with lace and white
maribou; Miss Erma Neu, in white
charmeuse with lace trimmings; Miss
Viola Oterweil, in a gown of white
charmeuse with corn blue drapery,
and Miss Alice Heller. attired in
white charmeuse with rhinestone and
| crystal trimmings.
Those holding boxes and their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Levy, the latter wearing a gown OF
| pink brocaded velvet; Mr. and Mrs.
Louis " Aronson, the latter wearing
gown of black charmeuse with
! black trimmings and rhinestones;
Miss Helen Aronson, who was dressed
| in white brocaded satin with pearl
| trimmings and fiame-colored chiffon:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jules l.. Goldberg, Mrs
Goldberg being attired in white bro
caded charmeuse with pearl trim
mings; Miss Hannah Aronson, in
white charmeuse with crystal trim
mings; Dr. and Mrs. e. M. Richman
the latter wearing gown of black
chiffon with steel trimmings.
In Mr.. Levi Weingarten's box were
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Weingarten, the
latter wearing black brocade cover
ling white satin, with pearl trimmings;
Mr. and Mrs Max Negbauer, Mrs
| Negbauer attired in white charmeuse
and black lace; Mrs. H. B. Epstein
1 wearing a gown of blue charmeust
with steel trimmings. Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Weingarten, the latter in gray
brocade with pearl ornaments; Miss
Florence Weingarten, of New York
attired in gown of white chiffon.
! Among the guests of Mr.. PhiliI
! Lowry were Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH
Ffsch, the latter in white brocadet
velvet and garnitures Of pearls; Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Kussy, Mrs. Kussy
wearing a gown. of white brocadet
charmeuse; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ
Finger, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hirsoh
berg, Mr. and Mrs Max Selonick
Miss Miriam Selonick, in cloth o
gold and amber bead trimming; Mis-
Nina Steiner, Miss Stella Steiner, MI
and Mrs. Louis Sacks, Miss JUL;
Blum, of Brooklyn; Mrs. B. Stern
wearing black satin with white Ouch
ess lace. and Mrs. A. Finger, in blacl
charmeuse with jet trimmings; Mrs
Philip Lowry wore gown of whit
charmeuse with lace and crysta
trimmings.
Mayor Haussllng Present.
In box as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Steinhardt and Mrs. Carrie
Lissner was the Mayor and Mrs
Jacob HausslIng. thee latter wearing
gown Of lavender .charmeuse am
busl trimming; Judge and Mrs
simon Hahn, Mrs. Hahn wearini