Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-12

THE marriage Vi Miss Sadie B.
Cakes, daughter of Mrs. Ella
0akes, of South street, and Joseph
". Valentine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexandor Valentine of IL Myrtle
avenue, IrvingtoD, and formerly OF
this city. will take place Sunday af-
! ternoon at O'Clock at ihe 'person-
age on the North Reformed Church;
Rev. CHARLES T. Stewart, pastor OF
the church. Will officiate.
Miss Cakes will DE attended by
2fiss Eunjce B'aIrow,i as bridesmaid,
and Herbert ". Valentine, BROTHER OF
the Prospective bridegroom, will be
best man. After short trip, the
couple will reside at Myrtle avenue
Irvington.
Miss Janet e. Richards. Of Wash
L agton, D. c., will deliver her first
lacfuxe OF the course or i've to be
given at wallace Hall under the aus
pieces OF the Contemporary, Friday
evening. November II TIE general
subject ct the lectures will be vital
Questions Of the Day
Miss Richards, who has just re-
~ arned from the Canal Zone. will tell
{, awn way. especially Of the human
and social side Of the life on the
I s3sthmus Tickets fos these lectures
: lore ready and may he obtained from
/. Mrs William =. Coc, of 50 WaYeriy
{. 1aTenne.
II The annual business meeting of the
s1Crazv Jane Society was held yester-
dap at the Newark Female Charitable
: Association building, 800 Halsey
street. Miss Anne Littell was
elected president, AIRS. Henry
80. .ytha was chosen vice-presi-
dent, and Miss Florence Cougar and
I, Miss Isabelle Sims were elected treas
airer and secretary. respectively Miss
Sarah Wheeler. the vice-president,
pres ded in the absence OF Mrs.
h9rles Young. the president. Mrs
Young has been president of the So
ssclety for % number of years, but both
she and Miss Wheeler declined the
uoulination to serve this year Mrs.
Young was elected to the board of
trustees. the other members of which
s;li's the officers of the society.
The reports OF the officers and the
nursery and kindergarten report given
sbc Miss Elizabeth Nichols showed a
irrdsperous wear. The next meeting
Twill be held Tuesday morning, Deeem-
Their 2
The next meeting of the Newark
Equal Suffrage League will be held
at tine headquarters, 80 Halsey street.
Friday evening November III. The
league expects to send a number of
deicgatets to Washington Saturday
and many of it's members plan TO at
tend the National Suffrage Conven-
tpn which will be held In that city
from November 20 to December 5.
Daughters Day was observed
YESTERDAY by the members of the Ar
llngton Womans Club by a fitting
sfiozram OF recitations, tableaux and
music. The meeting was held in the
auditorium of the Lincoln School.
1'he president. Mrs. Murrie Mac
Lean. presided, and Mrs. o'errisir
Newell and Miss Annie Olcott Paynor
were In charge OF the program. Mrs.
Jennie Beattie, Mrs. Ada Graham and
Mrs. Robert Crawford served as nsh-
org.
r he program consisted OF tableau
Indian Women at Work." by Miss
Elsie Albee, Miss Phyllis Brockway,
Miss Miriam CASSIDY and Miss Caro-
-bne~Lscldberg with descriptive music
= BY Miss Eleanor Goldberg; reading.
selected from ''To Have and to Hold"
Miss Grace Irwin; tahleau. Selling
Wives to the Virginia Planters,
Miss Mabel Williams, Mss Constancc
s Irwin Miss Ursula Odendahl, Miss
Madeline Klein, Miss Lillian Klein,
Albion H. Brainard, M. j. Corooran,
Robert Buttle, Charles r.. Hill. George
Marks Messrs. Platter Westervelt,
Shack. Parker and Noble, with music
by Miss Dorothy Dan el:- tableau,
Pioneer Days. Mss Florence
leeiciert, Miss Edith Frobisher. Miss
Katherine Irwin Richard Daniel,
Mcssrs. Shack, Parker and Noble;
recitation. "'rhc Ballad of Elizabeth
Zane MARY e. Blake), Miss Ruth
Sickles; tableau, Puritan Maidens,"
Miss Edith Hanna. Miss Dorothy
Slower. Miss Mabel P'nney, with
THE Breaking Waves Dashed High"
sung by Miss Nettie Dorner, Miss
Loretta Hurry. Miss Dorothy Daniel
and Miss Jessie Oswald. accompanied
n1 Miss Nina Krauss; reading, select
ga from History of Old New York.
by Washington Irving. Miss Edith
Dole: tableau. "A Dutch Interior" r..
p. sylvester, Miss Edith Dole Moss,
Edith Hanna, Miss Jessie Oswald,
Miss Edna Gibson and Miss Madeline
Klein; sonata in c major, Won Weber.
Mics Marie Coyne. tableau, Candle
making Days" Miss Mildred Plat,
s Misc Atleen HeWson. M IS tfelen All
aerson and Miss Ruth Newton: read
ing, "A Quaker of the Olden Times
II. G Whitt'er), Mrs. Orriu D. Bart
lett; recitation. with music, How
Grandma Danced the Minuet," Mss
Charlotte Koch, accompanied, by
George Koch; tableau, I'm Revolu-
sionary Days" m'nuet danced by
Miss Eleanor Goldberg, Mss Char
lotte Koch. Miss Grace Irwin, Miss
Ethel Crawford. Charles r. Hill.
Messrs Westervelt. Harold Taub
md Miss Constance Irwin, Miss
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