Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-27
SOCIAL NOTES OF or TSS sasgez zS0 X

Stetter's last night in celebration
of the nineteenth birthday OF
their daughter, Miss Helen Aronson.
The centrepiece of the table was
miniature mountain scene which ex-
tended the entire length of the ban
quet hall. From the top of the noun
tain, with its village church and its
shepherds houses. stream wound
through a forest of trees and flowers
and terminated in a lake, in the
middle of which a fountain played.
Goldfish swan around in the lake,
while miniature deer sheep and
shepherd dogs climbed the mountain
sides. The entire scene was sur
rounded by telegraph wires, hung at
intervals with red, white and blue
lights, and a railroad track on which
a train of tiny cars brought its car
go Of almonds to the guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aronson presented their daugh-
ter with a diamond dinner ring and
the guests with jewel cases in the
form of small pianos and patent
match cases. A musical program
was furnished during the evening.
Besides the host and hostess and the
guest of honor, covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anspach, Mr..
and Mrs. William Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amzi Berla, Miss Bella Aron-
son, Miss Ray Gluck, Miss Hattie
Lewis, Miss Mabel Holzner, Miss
Kate Adler, Miss Florence Kamm,
Miss Natalie Walter, Miss Rena Har-
ris, Miss Sadie Mindes, Miss Bertha
Steinhardt, Miss Emily Shoenthal,
Miss Florence Using, Miss Florence
Meyer, Alexander Aronson, Arthur
Lindeman, Irving Froehlich, Rudolph
| KrimlSe, Selick Mindes, Sol Heller,
William Kanm, Jack Lehman, Leo
Lissner, David Sachs, Sol Eckhouse,
Abe Meyer and Peter Steinsitz.
The patronesses for the dance ar
ranged by William Quinn to be given
at the Washington next Monday are
Mrs Joseph NJ. Byrne, Mrs. Henry
A. Towle, Mrs. Redmond p. Conlon,
Mrs. William r. Delehanty, Mrs.
| Thomas j. Lintott, Mrs. James j. Nc
CURE, Mrs. John Radel, Mrs. NJ. f..
Mclaughlin. Mrs. John Wade and
Mrs Barclay j. Quinn, jr.
At a meeting of the Newark Equal
Suffrage League held Saturday at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Danzis. 46 Mercer
street, the following members signi-
| fed their intention of marching in the
suffrage parade in Washington on
March 8: Mrs. f. c. Oppenhem, Mrs.
Victor Parsonet, Mrs c. D. Karr.
Mrs. F. w. Parker, Mrs. Clara V.
Laddey Mrs. Thompson, Miss South
worth, Miss Jane Roberts, Mrs. A. r.
Bovine and Miss Bovine. The seere-
tary, Miss Jane Roberts read a letter
from the Washington Equal Suffrage
League telling of the preparations in
hand for the big celebration the day
before the Inauguration of President
elect Wilson. The Newark League
will work during the next few weeks
to increase its delegation.
The address of the afternoon was
made by Mrs. F'eichert, OF Plain
field, new president of the Woman
Equal Suffrage League Of New Jer-
sey, who told of the work of the leg
islative committee TO have a large
representation at Trenton on Febru.
airy IL, when there will be a public
hearing on the suffrage amendment
Arrangements arc being made by this
Newark league for mass-meeting al
Proctor's Park Place Theatre on sun
day, February is, at which the Rev
Anna Shaw will be the prineipa
speaker A letter was read from tn,
"Hikers." who will stop at Newark
on February u on their way K
Washington. A luncheon will b,
given in their honor and then the,
will be escorted to the city line. Thu
president, Mrs. Beatrice Henry, pre-
sided at the meeting
Miss Geraldine Haines. of Franklin
street, will have as her guest thi,
week Miss Ethel Rhoa des, of Maiden
Mass. one of her college mates a
Wellesley.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Ma,
Moser, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William f. Moser. OF AZ Lincoln ave
nue., and Joseph William Holmes, o
Bloomfield, will be solemnized OF