Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-13

and Mrs Z. 9. stultes. Of Asoury
Park.
Miss Marie Aoddart, soprano: John
/ Barnes Wells tenor. and Mary Wall,
| harpist. were the artists who contrib
uted TO the program last night at the
concert given at the Roseyille Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The program was as follows: Duet.
1T Was q Lover and His Lass
Walthew; harp solo. SPINNING Song
Hasselnan; tenor solos, German se-
lectiong; soprano, 1T Fain Have Stun
bered,. c. M. Won Weber; tenor,
Alone I Wander Harriet Ware;
The Foggy Dew" Milligan- Fox, and
Israel HUM; soprano. my Lovely
Celia" old English: "The Hills OF
spring warning" Carey carey harp apu solo.
''AlI Through the Night" old WEIGH;
duet "a Night In Venice: tenor,
Moon and Sea-" Phillips; The OWL
and why" two compositions by
John Barnes Wells. ono az the artists
Of the evening: IF l Were King"
Campbell Tiplon; harp solo, ''Minuet,"
Hasselnian; soprano, "Mermaids'
Air Today" Il. Eden. duet, might
Hymn at Sea" q. Thomas.
Mrs. Richard Ball, OF $50 Summer
avenue, will entertain at cards this
afternoon in honor of her daughter,
Miss Louise Caroline Ball, whose en-
gagement to William Lawson Thon1p-
son, son of Sanford Thompson, of SO
Vernon terrace, Hast Orange, has
been announced.
The guest of honor and the hostess
win be assisted In receiving by Miss
r Il
Arenander. The games will be fol-
lowed by a short musical program
and q, collation. will be served. Miss
Helen Wolf viii give plano selections.
Among thoss invited are Miss Ethel
Alisopp. Miss Lillian Alsopp. Miss
Mabel Carr. Miss Jennie Carr, Miss
Florence M. Thompson. Mrs. Edwin
Al. Thompson. Miss Emma Brintzing-
hotter, Miss Lucie Scholes, Miss Ro-
berta Struble, Miss Blva Hottie, Miss
May Smith. Miss Grace Baas. Miss
Mae Woodruff, Miss Elsie Koegel.
Miss Florence Holmes. Miss Ethel
Pearssll Miss Ruth Robson, Miss
Susan Robson, Miss Louise Beck, |
Miss Anna Hurley. Miss Jessie Ball.
Miss Ethel Ball, Mrs. William Ball
land Mrs Mary Bowers.
Managers OF the East Side Day
Nursery will hold a Christmas sale Of
aprons, towels, dolls and fancy work
at the home OF Mrs. G. A. Giese, of 50
Freeman street, Wednesday, Decem- |
Der H.
Mrs. james Seymour, of IL Mt
Pleasant avenue. was hostess yester- |
day afternoon at the meeting of the
Essex County Suffrage Society. The
program included short talks on my
Experience as Challenger"
The talks on their experience at the |
polls during the last election were |
given by the ladies who had acted |
as challengers for the Progressive |
party. Those who spoke on that sub |
jeot were: Mrs. Frank a. Pattison, |
Mrs. Grace Duryee, Mrs. Nina c.. Van |
Wrinkle. Mrs Edward S. Stevens,
Mrs. May Staehle. Miss Martha Nor |
dine and Miss Emma l.. Richards, |
the president of the society.
George M. Denny and Howard s. |
Dodd, by invitation, addressed the /
ladies, paying high tribute to their |
work on behalf of aiding in the puriti- |
cation of the election and on behalf |
Of their aid in general during the last
campaign.
Mr.. Denny said that the court ac-
ton of removing two election boards |
and censuring others showed the |
effectiveness of the work done by the |
ladies' and the interest shown in poll |
tics had nanifestly wholesome |
effect on the conduct of the campaign. |
Nine. Antoine D'Orticos. of East |
Orange. read poem written by her |
for the occasion of the meeting. |
which, like the speeches, brought |
forth much applause.
Following the meeting the members |
gathered around the tea table. at !