Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-27

On Wednesday, January 30, Mrs
Emil LEM will entertain a number
of friends at breakfast in honor of
Mrs. James Kalish. She will be as
sisted in receiving by her sister Mrs.
j. B. Grom.
Addison NJ. Meeker and his daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred MeelSer. have re-
turned to their home. 125 North Third
street, after an extended trip to jack
sonville, st. Augustine, Palm Beach,
Miami and Cuba.
a reception was held last night at
the home of Miss Fannie Ullman, of
s52 South Seventh street. in honor of
her engagement to Reuben w. Fried
man, of Philadelphia. She was as
sisted in receiving by her sister. Miss
Rose Ullman, and Miss Jennie Schary,
Miss Bessie Alexroth, Miss Rebecca
Herman and Miss Esther Miller.
Miss Florence Sawyer, of ISL Hun
terdon street, entertained at whist
last night at her home. A supper
was served at the conclusion OF the
games. The table was deco
rated with red candelabra, and a
cantrepiece filled with bonbons and
adorned with foliage and red rib
bons. The place cards were attached
to red roses, from which satin ribbons
extended to the chandelier. The
guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. Solo
mon Sawyer, of Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. Harry Klein, Of Philadelphia;
Mrs. and Mrs. Akiva Weinberg, OF
Brooklyn; Mrs. Samuel Bauman, OF
New York city; Miss Marie Lederer
of New Brunswick; Miss Hedwie
Levy. of Brooklyn; Miss Florence
Block. of Bloomfield; Miss Rutf
Zviassler, Miss Dorothy Beckelman
Miss Elsie Levy, Miss Ida Rose, Miss
Laura Jeitles and Miss Hattie Weiss
Allan Michaels, of Perth Amboy; Ar
thur Bauman, of New York city
Maurice Sawyer, Sidney Kauder, Jacl
We'll. Maurice Salzstein, Arthur
Dross. Milton Lewis. Arthur Rich
man. Milton Maybaum and Clarence
Hammock.
city, will be the honored guest at
bridge given this evening at the hom'
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright Wripley
of 1877 Orchard street.
The boxholders at the cafe chant
ant to be given in the New Audi
forum tomorrow evening under thu
auspices of the Guild of the Babies
Hospital are Mrs. Charles Nicholson
Mrs. J. Wright-Clark, Mrs. Ward ant
Mrs. Faro, Mrs. Joseph Plume ant
Mrs. James Perry. The professional
program is being arranged by Mrs
Robert Hawksworth, of East Orange
Mrs. Frederick Guild has arrange
! the advertisement program.
Among those who have recent
| taken tables are Mrs. James L. Og
den, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Riker, Mrs. A
3. Twitchell, Mrs Daniel Demares
| Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. William
Lee. Mrs. j. y. Carter, Mrs Rober
Southland, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Gleason
Mrs. blanchard, Mrs. Martin Denni,
| Miss Peck. Miss Eleanor Jones, Mr.
| Lambert, Mrs. e. A. Pruden, Mrs. "
Doremus, Mrs. Oliver jackson, Mr..
l.. l.. Terry. Mrs. e. T. Ward, Mr..
Chauneey Parker and Mrs. A. 1
Page.
The girls who will wait in the gal
lery are Miss Rosalyn Harvey, Mis-
Hester Van Arsdale. Miss Doroth
Tompkins and the Misses Illingwortl
A military euchre will be given b
| the New Jersey Society of tn
Daughters of the War of 1912 at TIL
home Of Mrs. James Shedding Brad
ley, jr., next Thursday Afternoon
This is one of a series of card partie
for the purpose Of raising funds t
mark the birthplace of Commodor
William cambridge as lastin
memorial at Princeton University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Sawyer, {
Nashville, Tenn, are visiting at tn
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Sawyel
of ISL Hunterdon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis V. Aronso
entertained at dinner at Achtel