Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-15


will be entertained Friday even
ing. December 90 by Mr.. and Mrs
Wainwright Ripley, of 1877 orchard
Ntreef. who viii give dance IN honol
Of her daughter, Mise Margaret Rip
icy
Miss Sylvia ]. Goeken, of IS Oak
lsnd terrace. whose marriage %
charles r. Geiger, of East Orange,
vii take place wednesday, January
q will be attended by her cousin, Mrs.
Frank Koch. The best man will be
John RI. Mulligan.
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. W. L. Stiles. OF $40
AL Prospect avenue, Will entertain 8
nunber of young folks at q dance
December 20, in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret stiles and their
Gon, Richard stiles
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Hardin, or 40
Mt Prospect avenue, viii give
dance at the Essex County Country
Club December ~. in honor or their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hardin.
At a meeting of the Council Of the
Housewives League Saturday at the
home Of Mrs. Henry +. Starr, OF VI
Mt. Pleasant avenue. 1t was an
uounced that a room had been en-
isa ged ut the Y w. c. A. and all fu-
lure meetings will be held IN the as
lsociation building. The regular meet
ings will be held the f1rst Monday or
ahe month at O'Clock and the coun-
Gil will meet at 2:So.
At the next meeting, January ;, the
guest of honor will be Mrs. Wilbur
re- Osler, the new State chairman. IL
he traFs for the
ray will be DIR. Maude Thompson. II
was decided to send SIS to Mrs. Julian
Heath as q. con tribution towards the
National League. Mrs. Wilhelm y.
HoeneInann district leader, Will hold
a meeting Of the Sixth ward Wednes-
siay AFTERNOON in the auditorium or
she south Eighth Street Public School
The speakers viii be Mrs. William y.
Kirkpatrick and Mrs, Henry IT. Daw-
son.
The members OF the council include
Mrs. Henry +. Starr, chairman; Mrs,
William s. piabrow. viceschairnan;
Mrs. Ambrose IomplSins. secretary;
Miss Helen Woolson, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Boni. chairman OF program
connaittee Mrs. kirkpatrick, chair
man OF education, and Miss Jane Rob
&rts, chairman of the press commit
tee.
ARRANGEMENTS are being completed
cor the entertainment and dance TO
De given Friday evening by
the Tuscarora Canoe club, IN
xhe Kruger Auditorium. "kale
College," a three-act musical comedy
will be presented. Boxes have been
Engaged for the affair by the Wyona
Cnnoe Club. Sagamore Club. Laurel
Club end DR.. Frederick W. Becker.
The committee in charge of the at
fair consists of William T.. McNeary,
general manager: Clifford Heliff. as
sistant manager; willard Keller,
business manager; William v. Becker,
stage manager. and Jacob IT. San
valid, assistant stage manager.
Mrs May Leonard Woodruff,
former president of the Newark Con-
ference Home Missionary Society,
now secretary OF the National Home
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. win give a lecture
on EMANCIPATION tonight in the
Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. The talk will be Illustrated
with stereopticon views.
Mrs. Idella Nichols Gardner, OF Nut
Sew, was the chief speaker yesterday
.HItGfDOOQ at lilG WeefAly lth VI Inc
Women's Political Union at its head
quarters. 10 Halsey street. The
kpeaker referred to the play. THE
lure" which appeared at the Shubert
yheatre last week. She said that
snstead Of being ashamed of witness
ing the performance. one should be
glad that there is such a means OF
Bringing peoples feelings to the
white heat OF indignation that the
conditions portrayed in that drama
exist References were made to that
play several times during the after
noon in the discussion OF tho Social
Evil" which was the topic of the
day.
Mrs Gardner suggested as remedies
for the white slave evil, which, she
said, was due to the poverty of the
women and the greed of men, a min
anluin wage. an eight-hour day, eonl-
piilsory legitimati1ing of illegitinate
children, registering diseases, and the
raising Of the penalties for breaking
She laws.
1.-THE artificial stimulus that keeps