Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-13

275 South Eighth street. instead of
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, as formerly announced. on
November 8 Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead
will entertain for the couple at the
Washington.
Miss Daisy Robertson, of 277 North
Sixth street, was the guest of friends
on an auto trip to the Schooleys
Mountain over the weekend. Miss
Robertson's marriage to A. Edward
cellars, of this city, win be solemn
lied in February.
The first of the ward teas, under
the auspices of the Women's Political
Union of New Jersey. was given Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs. William II.
CASTOR, leader of the Eleventh Ward,
at her home, 245 North Sixth street
to meet Mrs. Abraham Van Wrinkle
president of the union: Mrs. Minnie
J. Reynolds state organizer. and Miss
Belle L. Tiffany. Mrs. Van Wrinkle
and Mrs. Idella Gardner, of Nutley,
gave talks on suffrage and Miss Tiff
fanny contributed a program of vocal
solos. The meeting was well attended
and two district captains and several
members were secured for the union.
Those who have taken boxes for
the suffrage massmeeting at Proctor's
Theatre, following the parade on oc-
tober %, are the New Jersey Equal
Suffrage League, Montclair Equal
Suffrage League, Miss Sara Ester
brook for the Railway branch of tho
Women's Political Union. Mrs. W. ].
lyman for New Jersey newspaper
women, the Newark branch of the
Women's Political Union, the Short
Hills branch, the Nutley branch, the
Bogota branch, the Orange branch
and the Maplewood branch A special
New Jersey edition Of the Womens
Political World will be issued on the
day of the parade.
Mrs. Minnie ]. Reynolds will speak
at the Y. M. c. A. at Butler today,
under the auspices of the Butler and
the Pompton Lake branches of the
Women's Political Union. On We'd
nesday evening she will speak at
Pennington and at Orange and on
Il she and Mrs. Abraham
Van Wrinkle will be guests of honor
at a luncheon and reception to be
given by Mrs. James Maxwell, presl-
dent of the Hightstown branch.
Mrs. Reynolds addressed a
meeting under the auspices Of the
branch of which Miss
Mary F. Conkey is president.
The marriage of Miss Kate Speigel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Speigel. of 242 West Kinney street,
and Charles S. Weintraub, of %
Bathgate place, was solemnized last
night at Armm's parlors, 573 High
street. Rabbi Gerson Mann, of this
city, performed the ceremony. The
bride was attended by Mrs Rose
Friedman and Mrs. Janet Unger-
elder as matrons of honor. Miss Rose
5peigel. a sister of the bride, was
maid of honor and Miss Muriel Janet
Weintraub, brother of the BRIDE
groom, was best man. After an ex-
ended trip to Washington, d. c., Mr..
and Mrs. Weintraub will reside at
Eleventh street.
Miss Ella Jacques. of 102 Chadwick
avenue. will be hostess this evening
% the members of the Semper Fidelis.
Mrs. A. E. Ahern, of 10 Paramount
avenue, has returned from Urbana,
ohio.
Miss Helen Fischer, daughter of
IRIS. Henry C. Fischer, of Hunting
on. L. l.. and Eugene Coler, son of !
Ir. and Mrs. Bird S. Coler, of New |
York city, will be married Tuesday
.vening, October 81 Mrs. Russell !
Brown. of Scarsdale. n. Y, will be /
natron of honor and the bridesmaids |
will be Miss Ruth Gardiner and Miss /
1rieda Won Au, of Brooklyn. William |
Henry Fischer. brother of the pros
,ective bride, will be best man.
The members of the Newark Do I
nestle Science Club will meet tomor-
ow afternoon at the home of Mrs. |
I. r. Alderman. of 1913 Johnson ave-
lue The subject for discussion will /!
,e CITY Food Shops Inspection" A (
ocial hour will follow the meeting.
DIR. Baker, of Mulberry street. who |
las been visiting his son, Walter S |
3aker, ir.. and family, of Redwood |
,ity, Cal. has returned from his sum- |
ner vacation.
Mrs. Mary Gwyer. of Toms River is
topping indefinitely at the home of
hrs. NJ. B. Slater, of SO Lincoln |
venue
No woman is really fashionable |
lnless she tries to conform to the new
lyle figure; but to adopt the new
igure in its entirely, just because it is
he fashion, regardless of it's suitable
ty, iss to make ones self ludicrous,
md when one is ludicrous one is not
The well-dressed woman
S never a laugh.
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