Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

Among those who have taken tick
cts for Miss Fischer's lecture, to be
given at the residence of Mrs. Will
lam Carter, 1921 Broad street, Thurs
day, January 80, at II o'clock, are:
Miss F. L. Smith. Mrs. Frederick FIRE.
linghuysen, Mrs. Edward Peters, Mrs.
A. ]. Hedges, Mrs. George Hobart,
Mrs. David Merritt, Miss Merritt, Mrs.
Frances Swayze, Mrs. John Swayze,
Miss Swayze, the Misses Condict, Mrs.
Peter Campbell, Mrs. Edward Camp
bell, Mrs. Walter Nj. Van Deusen, Mrs.
Van Deusen, Mrs. Robert Ballantine,
Miss Almira G. Parkhurst. Mrs.
Charles Bradley, Miss Anna G. Hall,
Mrs. Plum. Mrs. benjamin Atha, Mrs,
Theodore F. Mercer, Miss Abeel, Mrs.
John Rankin and Mrs. James Ogden.
The subject of the lecture is "Kaiser
wilhelm, of Germay." Mrs. Joseph
Duke Harrison will sing, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Marshall Stew
art
Miss Florence E. Murphy, of High
u,
from ten days visit to Chicago.
Plans are being completed and
tickets have been issued for the an
nual entertainment and dance to be
given by the Tuscarora Canoe Club
at the New Auditorium Monday eve
ming, March 81. William F. Nc
Neary, a member and chairman of
the committee, is the author of the
farce comedy "Fooling the Fusser,
to be presented by the members, and
parts will be assigned at the re-
hearsal to be held next Wednesday
evening. Those who will assist Mr.,
McNeary are Joseph l.. Watt, Coleon
H. Frazee, Benjamin Earle, Harold
McLorinan and Jacob f. Sanwald.
The weekly whist party in aid OF
the Beth Israel Hospital will be held
Sunday evening in Caliphs' Hall, 81
Market street. Twenty-Five tables
will be devoted to the games, which
will be conducted by Mrs. Emil
Rosenthal, Mrs. John Huberman and
Mrs. Louis Reich.
The third of series of dances ar
ranged by a committee of which Miss
Elizabeth C. Garter is chairman viii
be given tonight at the Washington
The Woman's Club, of this city
will hold its annual business meet
ing tonight at the club-rooms, "
| Hill street, when the election of Of
! ficers for the ensuing year will take
place. The embroidery class under
the direction Mrs. Sophie Genadel
will resume meetings next Tuesday
evening at Al Hill street.
Miss Marjorie Kuebler entertained
her card club this afternoon at hel
home, in De Graw avenue. Five hun
dred was played, and at the close o
| the games tea was served. Besides
| the hostess the members are thu
Misses Hazel Manners, Lillian Loehn
berg, Lois Buzby, May Bernz, Jenni
| Morrison, Florence Quinn, Viol;
Leicher, Mabel Allsopp. Lillian def
! endorf, of this city, and Mabel Nc
Keen and Olga venino, Of Orange.
The wedding of Miss Marioi
Dovell, daughter of Mrs. Jose
phine Dovell. of 1879 Monmouth
street, and Frederick r. King, so
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. King, Q
1873 Monmouth street, will take plac
Tuesday evening, February IL. TIL
ceremony will be performed at til
Calvary Presbyterian Church by tn
Rev. Robert Scott Ingils, pastor 9
the Third Presbyterian Church. Mis-
Dovell will be attended by her sistel
| Mrs. Frederick Laroe, as matron G
honor, and by Miss Geraldine Haine
and Miss Blanche Tennyson, q
bridesmaids. Clinton King will be h
brothers best man, and Douglas Kin
and Harry Haines will be the usher
Mrs. F. II. Buck, of Lake Hopai
cong, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
H. FelmIy, of 1l6 Orchard street.
Mrs. George Tiffany, who has bee
visiting her daughter, Miss Belle
Tiffany, of II East Park street. ha
returned to her home, at Fredoni'
| M Y.
4 Mrs. r. Needhhn Ball. of 264 Ride
street. entertained at bridge yestei
day afternoon in honor Of her siste
Miss Mary n. Ogden. At the e