Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15

Frank Holloway and Mrs. Francis
Morrell. Mrs. Thomas b. Stillman,
vice resident-at-l large of the State
Federation. spoke on '"rhe Endow-
ment Fund" the recording secretary.
Mrs. G. b. Philhower, of Nutley, told
of the advantages of federation, and
Mrs. 4. S. Hope, of EngIewood, chair
man of the drama committee. sub
committee of the literature commit
tee. spoke on THE Drama League
The objects and methods of work of
the Housewives League were told by
Mrs William d. Kirkpatrick
At the special hour that followed
the meeting Mrs George Denman,
jr, and Mrs. George Schumacher
presided at the table. They were as
sisted by Miss Helen Drake, Miss
Edna Drake, Miss Elizabeth Mooney,
Miss Myrtle Holloway and Miss En-
gelberger.
Mrs. Willis r. King, of 67 Baldwin
avenue, will be hostess on November
20, when Peru" will be the subject
for study. Mrs. r. Fl. Goble will DO
assistant hostess, and the program
will include Reading on Peru" Mrs.
Laura Smith; "Cuzco and the Land
of the Incas," Miss Alkaline Morris;
Lake Titicaca and Central Andes"
Mrs. Gilbert c. Highly.
Mrs william Shpman Douglass
will speak on "A State College for
Women"
Tho board OF managers and the
Guild of the Babies Hospital will
present q musical comedy, THE Col
| iege Hero" at the Shubert Theatre
the week beginning January 10. There
will be eight performances. including
two matinees. The cast, which Ia
large one, will include several promi-
nent young people of the city.
Mrs Frederick Guild is chairman
of the committee in charge and has
| as her assistants all the members or
the board and guild.
Mrs. Albert G. Lindsey. of 80 North
! Seventh street, entertained the Fri
day Bridge Club yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Z. Lewis Smith, Mrs. George
| Smith and Mrs. Charles E. Maxfield
were the winners. The next meeting
of the club will be held at the home
of Mrs e. Lewis Smith, ga North
Ninth street
In celebration of its silver anniver-
sary the Roseville Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold exercises
next week, including a reception on
| Wednesday evening, at It's headquar-
tiers, / Humboldt street. Tomorrow
| afternoon at AIS o'clock the celebra-
| ton will start with Scripture reading
and prayer. On Friday evening a
musicale will be given.
| The program for the four days fes-
tivities Is as follows: Sunday, 4:15
| o'clock-Scripture reading, Mrs. Jo-
seph Eberhard; prayer. Rev. S. p.
| Lacey; solo, Roland f. Randolph;
1 -a-- 4 fafa
| Rev. S, p. Lacey, Mrs. Margaret Dye
! Ellis and others; solo. Roland #.
| Randolph; address, Miss Esther II.
| Elfreth, New Jersey State w. C. T. u.
PRESIDENT collection, temperance dox-
| ology, benediction.
Monday, D. m.-Hymn: Scripture
reading; crusade psalm, Mrs. John FL.
| Clark; prayer, Mrs. Bberhard; piano
| duet, ION the Race Course" Miss
MeWhood and Miss Elizabeth Nc
| Who'd; Brief History of Our Ma
ton" Mrs. M. L. Johnson; our
i Charter Members" greetings from
young peoples branch greetings from
! Mrs Mary e. Devine, Essex county
| w. c. T. u. president; response, Mrs.
| John Ii, Clark, Roseville w. g. I. U.
| president; solo, sweet and Low,
Miss Elizabeth McWhood; hymn and
| benediction.
isa Wednesday, p. m.--Reception.
| Friday musicale, S:15 p. m-Part
I-Piano solo, (a) "Elegy," L. A. Rus
sell; OBJ "Ungarisch," e. Mcdowell,
Miss Ethel Pursel; violin solo, ADO
ration" Felix Borowsk', Philip
! Drake; soprano solo (violin obligata)
"a p rfect Day" Jacobs Bond, Miss
Isabelle Drake; reading, Mrs. Jessie
| Ellis Brown.
Part II-violin solo, "Humor-
esque," Anton Dvorak Mr.. Drake;
soprano solo. {, "At Dawning," Cad
| man; OBJ Under the Rose" Fisher,
Miss Drake: reading. Mrs. Brown;
piano solo Ia "Melod'e,' Moszkow-
ski; Oh "Aufschurfng," Schumann,
| Miss Pursel.
| The officers are: Honorary presi-
| dent, Mrs. Mary Z. Frome; president,
Mrs. John II. Clark; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. L. M. Johnson; record
'ng secretary, Mrs George ID, Cook.
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