Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31

At the Trinity parish house at Rut-
gers street, Saturday, at II o'clock,
a council will be held for the High
School Association Club of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. There will be representatives
from Jersey City, Passaic, Paterson,
Plainfield and Yonkers, who will
hear Miss Elizabeth Butler, national
student secretary of the YouLg
Women's Christian Association,
speak. A report will be read from
the visiting clubs by Miss Theodore
Heyden, who is president of the New
ark Club.
At 2 o'clock a luncheon will be
served at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association lunch room. 65S
Broad street. An entertainment has
been planned for the visiting girls at
3 o'clock at the Trinity parish house.
Rutgers street. The club in Newark
has fifty-six active members, thir-
teen associate members, eight sus-
tanning and one semi-sustaining
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Sawyer, of
Nashville, Tenn, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Sawyer. of ISL Hunterdon
street, will stop at the Hotel Astor.
New York, the coming week before
returning to their home.
Miss Florence Dombrowsl.y accom-
panied her cousins, Miss Rose and
James Dombrowslxy, of Littleton
avenue. on an extended southern trip
to Tampa, Fla. to visit a sister II
Miss Rose Dombrowslxy.
The Hebrew Women's Orphan Aid
Society will meet Monday afternoon,
February 3. at $3.50 at the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum, $50 Clinton avenue.
A yearly report will be read and the
election of officers will take place. A
social hour will follow with short
musicale.
At the West End Clubhouse this
evening the Bachelor Girls Club will
give a subscription dance. Various
used in the decorations.
The committee in charge are: Miss
Marie Clinton, Miss Helen McLaren
and Miss May Bergen. Mrs Bernard
J. Reilly, Mrs. Ida Schick, Mrs. Henry
Van der Roest, Mrs Peter s. Murray,
Mrs. Adam Berg and Mrs. John Nc
Laren will act as patronesses.
Miss Prudence E. Durand will be
guest of honor at bridge party to
be given by Miss Cornelia P. Bogg
at her home in Spruce street.
Mrs. zachariah Belcher, of Mt.
Pleasant avenue will entertain
twelve guests at dinner this evening
at her home. Later they will attend
the assembly ball.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Wright Clark,
of Mt. Prospect avenue. will enter
tain 1872 guests at dinner at the
Washington this evening previous to
attending the assembly BALL
Miss Louise C. Ball, of Summer
avenue, will entertain at whist this
evening at her home in honor of her
house guest, Miss Margaret Morgan,
of Scranton, Pa. Pink spring blossoms
win be the decorations.
The weekly euchre and whist of the
Institute Ladies' Auxiliary will be
held tonight at Institute Hall, rs New
street. Handsome souvenirs have
been donated for players and non
players. Dancing will follow the
game.
Mrs. Richard G. P. Dieffenbach will
give the eleventh annual whist this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard H. Dieffenbach, of Mt. Prospect
avenue. The proceeds will be divided
between the Babies Hospital and the
German Hospital.
An election of officers took place
yesterday afternoon at the annual
meeting OF the Jewish Sisterhood, of
Newark, at the Day Nursery, Seven
teenth avenue and Livingston street.
Those holding office are: Mrs.
Solomon Foster, president; Mrs.
Abram Rothschild, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Louis Schlesinger, second
president; Mrs. Ferdinand Rowe,
treasurer; Mrs. Gustave Mayer, finan-
city secretary, and Mrs. Charles Hood,
recording secretary.
The board of trustees of the or
ganization were all reelected with
one exception. Mrs. David Wolf was
elected to the board to succeed Mrs.
Lesser Lehman, resigned. The other
members of the body are Mrs. Jacob
Roth, Mrs. Jacob Walters. Mrs. Nor
ris Alexander, Mrs. Charles V. Stern
and Mrs. Nathaniel King.
Various reports were read by their
respective committees. 1t was shown