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

Hiss sFLoRBNCE ELM0RE MUIR.
II PLY was guest of honor last
night ut musicale given by heI
xncle, former Governor Franklin NUT
syhy, at his residence, 1929 Broad
Flreet The program was given by
George Hamlln, tenor; Miss Antonio
Griffin, harpist; Harry Rowe Shelley,
afganist, and Charles 4. Baker, ae-
eollpanlst The numbers were Par
aifal vorsplel (Wagnerl. Mr.. Shelley;
ssrhc sorrows of Death tMendels-
eohu), Mr.. HanlN, accompanied upon
ahe organ; Etude (Iaftelmann)i Miss
Griffin; 'shl Abendroth' (Schubert),
ssrhe Ls9ss With the Delicate Air"
fDr. Arnel. 'plaisir D'Amour" MAR
tfisi), "Provsncalischesi eschumannl'
ar. Hamlin: Ma1ursa lSchueeker),
Miss Griffin; Largo from New World
sSn1uhenv fDvorak), Mr.. Shelley;
ss5s Biinkt der Thau'' (f3ubinstein1,
nEotschafE' QBrahnsl. Siegnaund's
Lave Song. "Walkuere' CWagner).
Nj. Hamlin; Largo (Mandep, Miss
Grimm. With organ; The Lit q
nutch Garden" Hoonisl. Tim Ndt
Myself at All Gover), Since You
Went away (Jornson). Ring Out.
sgild Bells, (esounod). Mr. Hamlin
uast selection with organ accompani-
s3sut); ''fSiebelungen Fantasia
tzTaaner,. Mr.. Shelley
rhe trial for parts in the play,
screen Stockings,"' to be presented by
tae College Women's Club of Essex
county on February Z. was held last
flght st the home OF the president,
Miss Christine Van Wagenen, sSa MT.
Pleasant avenue. Jane Sargent Is
chairman of the committee in charge
s3d %. Nj. Edgar Hart, of the Arnest-
f.an Aca denny of Dramatic Art, is di-
T*ctipg the play.
Miss Louise Fischer WIN give her
snnual lecture Wednesday, january
Il. ut II o'clock, at the home OF Mrs.
Hrancis J. Swayze, 7e5 High street.
4he nubject will be american Club
Women of Long Ago" Miss Fischer
4Yill describe the struggle in this
aauntry for the higher education Of
sifls recalling that IL was not until
Madame Emma Willard founded her
school III 1878 that girls could study
mathematics. Latin and Creek. not
understanding the many colleges for
boys that then existed She will fol-
fow the growth of the educational
movement to the present day, when
Here are girls colleges or educa-
f1ohai colleges in every State except
N9w Jersey and West Virginia,
---------
@aarg. Harry L. Fooks. OF 20 lngra-
yam place, was hostess yesterday
afternoon at the Christmas meeting
IF the Irving Club, Mrs. George
Schumacher was assistant hostess.
HE president, Mrs. Leonard II. Rob
g5ins. contributed q paper on Mod
@fn Christmas Giving" and Mrs,
Harry A. Townsend. accom- panied by
HfrA. Schumacher, gave the musical
efograTl1 which consisted of Christmas
carols. The members answered the
roll call with Christmas quotations.
Mrs F'ooks's mother. Mre. J. A.
Weigand. assisted during the social
hour that followed the program. The
guests of the day were Mrs. Arthur
ssaywelI, of this city: Mrs. Fl. A.
T'0oks, OF Weehawken, and Mrs. Will
lam Read. of Hoboken.
Mrs. +. Bruce Hays. OF as9 E;road
street, gave reception yesterday
afternoon TO formally introduce her
Daughter. Miss Gertrude Jane Hays.
y1re of the seasons debutantes. Pre-
aiding at the tea table were Mrs. John
Lewis Hay. Mrs. Il. r. Courtwright
and Mrs. Matthias Plum. jr., of this
city: Mrs. William Scheerer, of East
Grange, and Mrs. George Clifford. OF
New York Assisting were Miss Mar
tkarst Cummins, Miss Jane Ripley.
Miss Marsaretha Riker. Miss Marie
Vail Dodd, Miss Fannie Gordon Dodd.
Miss Prudence Durand Miss Lorraine
SPUR, Mrs. Fred u. Smith and Miss
Mary Plum. of this city; Miss Lois
lgcheerer, of East Orange Miss MILL
eent Whitlock, of Summit; Miss
Gladys Williams, of Newton, Mass,