Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
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home of Miss Theodore Little, of
North Seventh street.
A farewell dinner was given last
night at Achtel-Stetter's in honor of
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh f. Cook, of this
city, and Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Con-
roy, Of East Orange. who will sail
for Europe next Tuesday. They will
remain abroad two months.
Those present. in addition to
the above, were DR. and Mrs. e.
NJ. Richman. Dr. and Mrs Francis X.
Kerns, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Walsh. Mr. and Mrs Martin Burne,
jr, Mr. and Mrs William A. Nc
Hanus. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph j. Null
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Farrell,
of South Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee T. Fell. of East Orange; Mr..
and Mrs. Michael NJ. Mullin, and Mr.
and Mrs c. P. Curtin, of East Or
ange.
A substantial sum was realized last
night at the dance that was given at
the Jewish Sisterhood building by
the members of the Associated Clubs
of the Jewish Sisternood Day Nursery
and Neighborhood House for the
benefit of the "Neighbor," a news,
paper published monthly by the clubs
The patronesses were Mrs. Solo
mon Foster, Mrs. Abraham Roth
schild, Mrs. Marcus Heller Mrs. sam
uel r. Walter. Mrs. May Tropp and
Miss Josephine Miller. The members
of the committee in charge were
Miss Mollie Kaufman, Miss Ida Sinai,
Miss Mollie Mandel, Miss Dorothy
Goldberg. Solomon Steinberg and r.
wing Schwartz.
The annual spring social of the
Alumnae Association Of the Newark
Public High Schools will be held this
evening in the lunchroom of the Bar
ringer High School. Supper will be
served at 6:45 and will be followed by
a musical program. David B. Cor
son. assistant superintendent of
schools. will give an address, The
hostesses will be Mrs. Ambrose Tomp-
kins. Mrs. Joseph Bardsley, Mrs.
Henry L. Colt. Mrs. E. c. wilkins.
Mrs. Charles e. Teeter. Mrs. George |
King. Mrs. Charles NJ. Henry. Miss
Phoebe j. Rowden. Miss Maude EN-
cry and Miss Ruth E. Healy. Mrs. |
Frederick S. Crum is president of the |
association.
The New Jersey League of the !
Mortified Young Women's Confer
ance. which will be held in East North
field. Mass, from July 2 to July .,
was organized yesterday at union
in the parlors of the First !
Church Preceding the |
election of officers addresses were |
made by Miss Bertha Harlan, of
Del; Mrs. Stephen !
Baker, of New York, and the Rev. |
John Mcdowell, pastor of the Park |
Presbyterian Church. of this city
Miss Caroline Moore, of Eliza
beth, was elected president of the
new organization. Miss Howell, of |
Miss Adeline Dodd, of this |
city; Miss Margaret Mead, of Plain |
field: Miss Lowdenbough, of Jersey
City: Miss Ethel Parrot, of Eliza
beth: Miss Mildred Eddy, of Norris
town; Miss Natalie March, of Orange;
Miss Elsie Bailey, of Summit, and
Miss e. Olyphant, of Englewood.
were elected presidents, and Miss
Dorothy Dennis. of Morristown, Sec
rotary and Miss J. w. Downe, of
Orange. treasurer.
The local committee in charge of
the arrangements consisted of Mrs.
James P. Dusenberry, Miss Muriel
Dawson. Miss Adeline Dodd. Miss
Marie Dodd and Mrs. John Nc
Dowell.
The annual theatre party of the
Semper Fidelis Card Club was held
last night in New York city. within
the Law" at the Eltinge Theatre
was the attraction.
The final all-day meeting of the
Womans Missionary Society. of the
Second Presbyterian Church was held
today in the chapel of the church.
Mrs. William Westfall was in charge
of the meeting. Articles of apparel
were made for the girls of Dorland
Institute. in North Carolina.