Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-29
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WAS the opinion expressed by Mrs
Mildren Manly Easton in her talk OF
Personality and Work" given yes
terday afternoon at the home of Miss
! Ellastine Seitz. 246 South Seventh
street. Mrs. Easton declared thai
good work reveals personality anc
| that q low order of work reveals nc
| personality at all. The final lecture
| in the series on Personality" given
under the auspices of the Curtomis
Literary Club, will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at Miss Seitz's home
self and Super Self will be the
particular topic considered.
Yesterdays musical program in
cluded n vocal solo. Ave Maria
CGounod). with violin obligato by
''Humoresque' (Dvorak) and Min
net (Bethoven1, MIR. Russ. Mrs.
John Laying was the aecompanist.
The clubs guests were Mrs r. e.
Law, Mrs. a. r. Hamilton, Mrs. G.
NJ Walsh, Mrs. l.. Jobln, of this city:
Miss Lillian Cronin. of New York
city, and Miss Mary J. Diven, OF At
lantlc City.
The need OF New Jersey women for
State college was set forth by Mrs.
William Shipman Douglass at the
meeting OF tile Irving Club, held yes
terday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Willis r. King, 67 Baldwin
avenue. Mrs. Douglass expressed
the hope that the fund of 100000 for
the wonen's building To be added 10
Rutgers College would be raised by
the time Rutgers celebrates it's 150th
anniversary in 1915. Mrs. Douglass
fapors an affiliated college rather
than "A co-educational institution at
Rutgers, owing to the fact that tho
college WAS founded as mans col
ego and has been maintained as one
for so many years.
The other numbers on the program
were reading on Peru by Mrs.
Laura Smith: "Cuzco and the Land
of the Incas, Miss Alkaline Morris;
Lake Titicaca and the Central An
des. Mrs Gilbert G. Highly, and
piano solos by Mrs. Harry Behslage.
The members responded to roll call
with topics concerning Peru. Mrs.
f. III. Goble was assistant hostess
aud Mrs. Leonard IT. Robbins, the
president, presided.
a new whist club was formed yes
terday afternoon at the home of Miss
Elsie Washington Glib. 4S7 Summer
avenue. The coterie Will meet every
two weeks at the home of the mem
bers. Mrs. Russell Grover Brown, of
261 High street. will be hostess at the
meeting ON December IL. Besides
Miss Glib and Mrs. Brown, the nleIn-
bers of the club are Mrs. Harold
Briggs, Mrs. GustaYe Whitehead,
Miss Edith Walters, Miss Natalie
Walters, Miss Gertrude Rummell,
Miss Nan Rummell. Miss Edna Dain,
Miss Ethel Dodd. Miss Minnie Mass
and Miss Helen Mcpherson.
Tho Guild of the Hospital of ST.
Barnabas viii hold its annual Christ
mas bazar for the benefit of the hos
pital at the washington Tuesday from
2 to Z. The program will include "a
childrens vaudeville and .dansant."
Mrs. Edward n. Wright. jr., in charge
of the latter. which viii start at Ais,
is assisted by Mrs. William b. Kin
ney. Mrs. Howard Ogle, Miss Helen
Wheeler and IA large committee of
young people. Mrs. Arthur II. Mac
Kie has charge of the children s
vaudeville. which will consist of Miss
Plimpton's marionette show of "Snow
White" troupe of trained dogs and
trained goose. Mrs. John W. How
ell Will be in charge of the balloons
dIlu IlTS. ITGueTlC IL. IIlOTllG OF Tile. ice
cream cones. Mrs. Chauncey G. Park
er. in charge of the toy booth, will be
assisted by Mrs. Robert w. Cumming.
Mrs. Durand, Mrs. Miller, Mrs La
mont and Mrs. Hodge. Mrs VIM. Ill
ingworth will preside at the cake table
and Miss Edna Crane, Mrs. Beekman
Illsley, Mrs. Wainwright Ripley and
Mrs. Joseph Spur. at the candy table
The members of the committee in
charge of the bridge prizes will be
Mrs. John Wright Clark, Miss Mary
Campbell, Mrs. Il. II. Wright jr., Mrs
IT. W. Ball, Mrs. George S. Coke,
Mrs. Forrest r.. Dryden, Mrs. Henry
g. Currier, Mrs. Fl. Lee Duren, Mrs.
George Il. Emory. Mrs. Halsey M.
Larter, Mrs. Walter p. Mitchell, Mrs.
Peter Smith, Mrs. Frederic l.. Thorne,
Miss Trusdell and Miss Woodruff
Mrs. w. G. Cornell VIII have charge
of o large Christmas tree with many
grabs for the children.
The bazar viii open at $780,
Members and friends of the Theta
Phi Fraternity, u social organization
attended u reception and dance of the
fraternity last night In the Roseviile
Auditorium, In Roseville avenue. The
affair WAS we'll attended. 1t was the
annual dance of the organization.