Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-18

| Yellowstone Park VIII be shown. The
lecture will be held under the au-
spices of the Women's Political Union
of New Jersey, at headquarters, 102
Halsey street.
The members of the Five Hundred
Club and their guests will attend a
performance of The Lady of the
Slipper" at the Globe Theatre, New
York, this afternoon
\ marionette show, entitled Jack
and the Bean Stalk" will be given by
Miss Mary Wiley and Robert Wiley
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church this afternoon. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the King
| Daughters.
Mrs. Louis Y. Aronson, of Sc Gin
ton avenue, has issued invitations for
a dinner dance. to be held in Achtel-
Stetter's. on Sunday night, January
&c. About forty guests will be present
Boxholders for the ninth annual
charity dance to be given under the
auspices of the Sewing Circle of st.
Bridget's r. c. Church will include
Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr., Mrs. Thomas
| F. Mccormick, A. n. McCabe, Mrs
E. Richman, Edward H. Mccormick,
Mrs. George Mcclellan, W. E. Quinn,
Mrs. ]. F. Dunn and the Misses
! Agnes and Josephine Garrigan.
The decorations will be very simple,
consisting of groups of palms. For
the first time in the history of the
dances there will be a march, the
leaders of which have not been de-
eided upon.
The officers of the circle are: Mrs.
Thomas F. Mccormick. president.
and Mrs. Anthony McEnroe, secre-
tary. Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr., will
head the reception committee. The
other committees are:
Observation-Disclosures J. Dolan,
chairman; William S. Bagan, secre-
tary; Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr., DR..
Leo J. McManus, Michael Dodd, ST.,
Andrew ]. Brady, Terence Devine,
Frank Sheridan, Frank MeTague,
Michael Tighe, Thomas Burke, An
drew w. McCabe. Philip A Mcclure.
Captain Charles ]. Allen. DR.. Hesser
l NllAldill llCI@nllllis J0SCPll
McTague and John Smith.
Floor-Andrew W. McGabe, chair
man; John Mccormick, George Bar
Der, James Pigot, Walter Mullin. Jo
seph McDonough. Peter a. Smith,
Frank Smyth, Walter A. Maher Jo-
seph S Carroll, Lucien Burne, George
Degnan, Joseph Conlin, David Tier
ney, Frank c. Kircher. Matthew l..
O'Brien, Philip A. Mcclure, Frederick
| H. Yeomans, DR.. Leo j. McManus,
| Frank Hill, John A. Lotus, Joseph
! V. Lupo, Forrest Barber, Joseph Bar
Der, DR.. Hesser Mcbride, Paul Bel
tairs and Fred c. Hoffman.
Mrs. Frederick B. Simons, of 179
Renner avenue, will give party in
| honor of her niece, Miss Gertrude
| Rombart, of Elizabeth, this evening.
Old-fashioned games will be played.
The color scheme will be carried out
in pink, with shaded lights and pink
carnations. Invitations have been
sent to thirty guests.
The members of the Forest Hill
Literary Society will celebrate the
| sixteenth anniversary Of its organiza-
| ton at the home of Professor and
Mrs. Frank f. Gilman. of Highield
avenue. this evening. X. S. Blake, a
member of the club, will talk on 1.-THE
| History of the Club Miss Laura
| Mathews will render selections on the
| piano and Mr.. Weist. of New York,
will sing. There will be other speak
ers. including the president of the
club.
Mrs. John Lutz Southwick enter
tanned at bridge at her home in the
Chateau" on Clinton avenue, this
Afternoon. Among the players were
Mrs. Bernard Fuerth, Mrs. J. August
Stengel. Mrs. Raymond S. Robertson,
Miss Florence J.. Fuerth, Mrs. Fred
erick C. ]. wiss, Mrs August T.
Steffens, Mrs. Edward II. Reibold,
Mrs. Charles H. Barkhorn, Mrs. o..
lH. Roth, Mrs. Charles NJ Schied,
Miss Lillian Rhodes, Miss Olive
Campbell, Miss Emily E. Stengel,
Mrs. James II. Lowry, Mrs. George
A. Altemeier, Mrs. Walter s. Coles,
Mrs. S. Pullin, Mrs. Ella B. Dana.
Mrs. w. S. Walters and Mrs. Carl
Z. Alexander.
The first Conversations of the
College Woman's Club of Essex
County. held last night at the home
of Mrs. Elwood S. Armitage, of
South Eleventh street, proved TO be
A very enjoyable event. Mrs. Galen
]. Perrett was in charge of the pro-
gram and the guests of honor. Miss
Susan HAYES Ward. Miss Hetta Ward
and Mrs. John r. Schermerhorn, were
the first speakers. Others who con-
tributed to the program with an an
ecdote, an account of a book read, or
a reminiscence of some interesting
experience, were DIR. S. Elizabeth Van
Duyne, Miss Edith Putnam, Miss
Georgianna ]. Perry. Miss Julia Ro-
mer, Miss Mary Wylie, Mrs. George
Dousherty, Miss Mabel Denton and
Miss Margaret Slattery. At the sup
per the hostess was assisted by Miss
Christine Van Wagenen, Miss Sara
Morris, Mrs. Warren Wheaton, Mrs
Stewart Jamison and Miss Edna Ar
mitage. At the business session, al
which the president, Miss Jessie
Dreamer, presided, it was decided tc
attend a performance of THE Good
Little Devil at the annual theatre
party on Saturday. March s. Miss
Charlotte PuIlin. OF this city was
elected to membership.