Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
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officers took place. Those holding
office are: Mrs William H. Van Hou-
ten, president; Miss Carrie Inglesbee,
vice resident; Miss william Winters.
recording secretary; Mrs. William
Warfield. corresponding secretary,
and treasurer, Mrs. julius Geissler
The presid Mt was presented with a
silver purse at the social hour that
followed. Miss Carrie Inglesbee will
entertain the society at her home on
March 10.
Mrs. John o. II. Pitney, a member
of the New York vacation savings
fund committee. OF the womens de-
partment of the Newark Branch Of
the National Civic Federation, ex-
planned the method Of conducting a
vacation saving fund in New York
city at o meeting of the Newark
branch, which was held at the home
of Mrs. Robert T. Ballantine, 43
Washington street. yesterday noon.
The fund has been organized for
the purpose of helping self
supporting women to defray the
expenses of the summer vaca-
ton. Wherever ten or more girls
cooperate a sub-station will be opened
to receive their deposits and issue
stamps. The committee hopes to
complete plans for the opening of the
stations in the near future. The
other members of the committee are
Mrs. Charles Bradley, Mrs. William
Campbell Clark, Mrs. Gilbert r.
Potts. Miss Eleanor ). McCarter. Miss
Mildred Dennis, Miss Mabel Littell
and Miss Florence e. Murphy, of this
city, and Mrs Thomas A. Edison and
Miss Helen Page, of the Oranges.
Miss Agnes G. Garrigan, of High
street. will entertain her evening
bridge club at dinner Thursday eve
ming. The guests will be: Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Plum. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith, Sd. MIR. and Mrs. John
e. Kelley and Miss Josephine Gar
rigan.
Mrs. e. F. Macdonald, of Harri-
son. was elected president Of the
Newark branch of st. Elizabeth's
Alumnae at a meeting held yesterday
morning in the basement of st.
Bridget'si Church. 406 Plane street,
with the chairman, Miss Agnes ..
Garrigan, presiding. Miss May Birk-
enhauer was elected secretary-treas-
urer. Miss Regina Byrne and MISS
Blanche Morrison members of the
press committee and Mrs. John %.
Kelley and Mss Geordie Garrigan
members of the arrangements COM
mittee. Tentative plans were mado
for program of Rotations and
monologues by Miss Beatrice Here
ford to be given at the Washington
Tuesday afternoon, February 20. The
proceeds will be added to the fund
for the erection Of guest house at
st. Elizabeth's College.
The Newark section of the Council
of Jewish Women will meet Sunday
afternoon at $50 at the home of the
Jewish Sisterhood, Seventeenth aye
nue. and Livingston street. The COM
mittee on reciprocity Mrs. Nathan
Kussy, chairman, will be in charge OF
the meeting. Miss Rebecca Affachiner,
who is engaged by the New York Sec
ton of the council as chaplain of the
Hudson County Reformatorys Of New
York State, will tell of her work
among the girls at the reformatory.
and Mrs. Barnett Warshawsky will
read a paper on Jewish Customs"
The musical program will be furn-
ished by Miss Steiner, yiolinist, and
Arthur Klein, pianist.
Miss Helen Kuhnle, of u North
Seventh street, will give a Valentine
party this evening. Four tables of
hearts will be in play and red color
scheme will be carried out in the
decoration.
The private dancing classes Of the
Rothard School of Dancing viii give
a fancy dress reception at the New
Auditorium Friday evening The
program will include pantomime,
Life in Toy Shop" in which
hundred children in costume will take
part.
Miss Myrtle Lorraine Clark and her
flance Russell Grover Brown, will
be guests of honor at dinner to be
given Saturday evening by Mrs. A.
c. Vanderveer, of 40 Milford ave-
nue..