Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-18
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/ Wagenen, and Mrs. w. NJ. Goodwin
and Miss Florence Doll will attend
the meeting of the State Federation
of Women's Clubs as delegates.
John Masefleld. the English Poet"
was the subject for discussion at the
meeting of the Salmagundi Club, held
yesterday afternoon at the home oil
Mrs. Theodore e. Heyden, 81 Nairn
place, with the president, Mrs Will
liam Corwin, presiding. Papers were
read by Mrs. j. NJ Clinchy and Miss
Helen Harrison and vocal solos were
given by Mrs. Frederick Schumacher,
accompanied on the piano by her
daughter Miss Margaret Schumacher
Mrs. Charles Hetzel assisted the host
ess al the social hour that followed
the meeting. Mrs Corwin and Mrs
John Frying are the delegates
elected at a former meeting, to the
| meeting of the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. The club will meet
on November Z at the home of Mrs
William Burnett, 81 Taylor street,
with Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Herbert
Rawson associate hostesses.
The Jewish Culture Society will give
Succoth entertainment tomorrow
afternoon for the younger club mem
bers of the house, their friends and
the children of the neighborhood. The
decorations will consist of autumn
| leaves, cornstalks, fruit and vegeta-
bles. David Hoffman is the leader
and the program will consist of an
address of welcome by Miss Josephine
Miller, Introductory remarks by the
chairman, Louis B. Gittleman; man
dolin duet, Irving Schwartz and Ben
jamin Lipson "Succoth," Manassas
lMendelsohn; "Succoth Reunion" (orig-
| inal recitation), Ira Scharf; piano
solo, Marie Hickman; selections from
Ecclesiesties, Michael StaVitsky; talk
on "Succoth, the Jewish Harvest Fes-
tival" illustrated with stereoptican
views), David Hoffman.
The president, Mrs Harry Camp
| ton, and Mrs. Edward A. Reuss were
elected delegates from the Civic Club
to the meeting of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs at an informal
tea given yesterday afternoon by the
president at her home on Central ave
nue., Orange. Mrs Harry Slower and
Mrs. j. A. Conklin were chosen as the
alternates. The first regular meeting
of the club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Slower, 152 Laurel avenue.
Arlington.
Court Seton No ~, Daughters Of
Isabella, will give a barn dance in
Music Temple, 401 Plane street, Tues
day evening. October 81. The decora-
tive scheme will be carried out in the
conventional rural style. The dancing
numbers will include square dances,
jigs, reels and Nantuckets. The
judges, DR.. II. T. Fox and Jack j.
McAuliffe, will award prizes for the
most original costumes. Crullers,
molasses cake and cider will be
served during the evening. The COM
mittee in charge consists of Miss
Margaret L. Carlos, chairman; Miss
Helen McAuliffe, Miss Margaret Fox,
Miss Helen Cloves, Miss May Brown,
Miss Caroline A. Wright and Miss
Mary C. Duffy. ex-officlo.
Mrs. George Smith, of 12s North
Fourteenth street, was hostess yes
terday afternoon at a meeting of the
Friday Auction Bridge Club. Honors
were won by Mrs. Albert G. Lind
say, Mrs. Charles z. Maxfield and
Mrs. A. Demarest. Mrs. MaXfield, of
POS North Sixth street, will entertin
the club at its next meeting, on Oc-
tober 81, and will be hostess Wednes-
day at the meeting Of the Wednes.
day Whist Club.
Miss Mary Davis and her niece.
Miss Lillian Davis, of 81 North
Seventh street, will leave today for
Waterbury, Conn, to spend a Week
with Mrs. Daviss parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis.