Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-10

Palace ballroom on December 5. un-
der the auspices Of the Womon's Pc
litical Union of New Jersey, win meet
tomorrow evening at the head
quarters, 20 sIalsey street. The pro-
ceeds OF this ball win be used for the
State campaign expenses Mrs. Abra-
ham Van Wrinkle Is chairman of the
committee.
Joseph d. Barnett, of IS Ingraham
place, entertained Saturday evening
in celebration Of his twenty-first
birthday. During the evening violin
selections were given by Joel Sugar
man. The other guests were jack
Sugarman, Harold Mitchell and Ed
ward Mayer of New York; Richard
Kirschbaum. John Helm Morris
Hoen and Erwin Steinhardt. of this
city
One Of the interesting events Of tho
holiday season will be the presenta-
ton of musical comedy by the Tri-
angle Club of Princeton on December
25 at the Family Theatre, Washing
ton and Marshall streets. The mem
bers of the Princeton Club OF New
ark in charge of t.le arrangements
are John O. BigeloW, chairman; DR..
Elmer q. Wherry, Jasper e. Crane,
Stephen III. Plum, Roland T. Ross
and Harold II. Ward.
A talk on the growth and methods
OF work of the Women's Political
Union of New York was given yes
tterday afternoon. by Mrs. John VIM
ters Brannan, of New York city. at
the weekly tea of the Woinen's Polit-
zeal Union. held at the headquarters,
10 Halsey' street. Mrs. Brannan
slketehed the early days OF the union
as a small league of seif-supporting
women, organized by Mrs. Harriet
stanton Blatch, and its rapid growth
until 1t now occupies Headquarters
costing $1,000 a year and raises and
spends yearly between 100000 and
$40 600
She told of the first parade and the
discussion that the new venture
called forth When the officers start
ed tho line OF march, She said, they
were sure of six bands, but of no
other marchers.
Mrs. Robert A. Franks. of Llewel-
Ign Park, the hostess of the day, was
assisted by Mrs. w. IT. Castor and
Miss Ethelwyn CASTOR.
II was announced that the delega-
ton of isuffragists from this city and
vicinity going to Washington next
Saturday will meet at the Pennsyl-
vania depot at 1880. Sunday they
will be given meeting of welcome
at the Columbia Theatre, and Mon
day they will interview the President,
Senator's and congressman. They
will return to this city Monday night.
During the stay in Washington the
local women will be tho guests of
Washington suffragist5.
There will be no sessions Of DIR.
T. Alexander Cairns public speaking
classes this week. A week from to-
day the morning class will meet at
tho headquarters. The evening ses-
sion will be held q week from Thurs
day.
Or. Sarah Edwards and Miss Clara
Flanagan will be the hostesses at the
tea next sunday, and DIR. Nathaniel
Price, OF this city, will be the speaker.
Mrs. RielSa Moke, of South Elev-
enth street, gave a reception last
night at Achtel-Stetter's in honor of
her daughter, Miss Ruth u. Molte,
and her fiance, Leo Plaster. Miss
Moke wore yellow brocaded crepe de
chine gown and carried white ohry-
santhemums. Assisting the hostess,
the guests of honor and Mrs. Flaster
in receiving We're Miss Helen Harris,
OF Montclair; Miss Jennie Harris, Of
Bloomfield; Miss Sophie Hemmen-
dinger, Miss Henrietta Plaster, Miss
Bertha Plaster and Miss Hazel Molte.