Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-03


Charles L. III, Mrs. Edward Ill, Mrs.
Henry J. Ill. Mrs. Henry e. Isenberg,
Mrs Richard c. Jenkinson, Mrs. John
e. Kelley, Miss Margaret Herman,
Mrs. Conrad C. Koehlhoefer, Miss
Louise, Krementz, Mrs. Thomas Kre-
mentz, Mrs. G. C. Kruger, Mrs, d. L..
Lasher, Mrs. c. n. Lebkuecher, Mrs.
A. G. Lebkuecher, Mrs. j. A. Leb-
kuecher Mrs. Michael J. Ledwith,
Mrs. Alexander Lelong, Mrs. Louis
Lelong, Miss Elizabeth Lerman, Mrs.
Thomas ]. Lintott, Mrs. Frederick A.
Lisieweski, Mrs. James P. Logan,
Mrs. Philip II. Long, Mrs. Andrew w.
McCabe, Mrs. George d. Mcclellan,
Mrs. Daniel L. Mccormick, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Mccormick, Mrs. c. A. Nc
Glennon, Mrs. James Mcguire, Mrs.
M. f. Mclaughlin, Mrs. A. e. Nc
Nair. Mrs. william McManus, Mrs.
Thomas j. Mackinson, Mrs, Edward
Maher, Mrs. John MentZ. Mrs Ed
ward Miller, Mrs. Theodore S. Miller,
Mrs. Augustus j. Mitchell. Mrs John
d. Moore. Mrs. Peter f. Motzen-
becker. Mrs. Joseph ]. Mulin, Mrs.
Michael M. Mullin, Mrs. William f.
Mullin, Mrs. Francis Mullins, Mrs.
James f. Murphy, Mrs. Mary M. Muir
ray, Mrs Philip Myer, Mrs. John
Nestor, Mrs. James r. Nugent, Mrs.
John O'Neill, Miss Grace O'Rourke,
Mrs. Joseph b. O'Rourke, Mrs. AL
fred Peter, Mrs. Gustave C. Pfeifer,
Mrs. George Pfreundschul, Mrs, John
Phelan, Mrs. A. M. Power. Mrs. Bar
clay J. Quinn, Mrs. Barclay Quinn,
jr., Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn, Mrs. Neles
Quinn, Mrs. Mary Radel, Mrs. e. II.
Reibold, Mrs Joseph Regain, Miss
Margaret Reilly, Mrs. j. Reitzel Mrs.
f. NJ Richman, Mrs. A. II. Riehman,
Mrs. Mary e. Riortan, Mrs o. r.
Roth, Mrs. Joseph B. Sanford, Mrs,
George Schmauder, Mrs. August
Seher Mrs. Bernard M. Stanley Mrs.
Bernard M Stanley, jr. Mrs. John F.
Stanley, Mrs. John F. Stanley, jr.,
Mrs. Michael r, Stanley, Mrs. Ellen
f. Sinnott, Mrs. Mary e. Sinnott,
Miss Anna Smith, Miss Maryrose
Smith. Mrs James S. Smith, Mrs.
Edward r. STAIRS, Mrs A. S. Steffens,
Mrs. A. A. Strausser, Mrs. Charles
Stopper Mrs. Margaret Sommer, Mrs.
James Taaffe, Mrs. James j. feeling,
Mrs. Henry A. Towle, Mrs Thomas
Walsh, Mrs Walter II. Walsh, Mrs.
+. c. J. Wiss, Mrs. Jean VOLTS, Miss
WolteGs, Mrs. Norton A. VOTERS,
Mrs. Charles Marcy Zeh, and Mrs.
Caspar Zehnder.
The at home given yesterday after
noon by the Hebrew Woman's Or
phan Aid Society at the home, 5S6
Clinton avenue, was attended by
about 500 people. The proceeds will
be used to purchase clothes for the
children at the home. A yellow color
scheme was carried out in the deco
rations and receiving were the MEM
bers of the arrangement committee.
Miss Jennie Michael, Miss Amelia
Straus, Miss Bertha Berman. Miss
Nellie Beck and Miss Helen Sturns.
Tea was served at small tables by
committee consisting of Miss Bertha
Straus, Miss Carrie Finger, Miss Mary
Hood, Miss Carrie Kempe, Miss Ruth
Offner, Miss Clara Fischer and Miss
Edna Fredenberg. Miss Rosalie
Hirschber, who was in charge of the
ice cream booth, was assisted by Miss
Florence Kamm, and Miss Pauline
Marx was assisted at the candy booth
and grab bags by Miss Lena Jacobs.
Miss Josie Weirman was in charge
of the sale of fancy work made by
the orphans. Those who assisted
were Miss Amy Levy, Miss Nathalie
Walters, Miss Helen Aronson, Miss
Viola Osterweil Miss Gertrude Jay.
Miss Helen We'll and Miss Rena We'll
A few of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Goetz, Mrs. Bernard
Strauss, Mrs. Carrie Stern, Mr.. and
David Holzern, Rabbi and Mrs. Solo
mon Foster, MIR. and Mrs. Abraham
Rothchild, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Isaacs, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Isaacs.
Charles Michaels. Miss Bertha
Michaels, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gold
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kruger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Longfelder, Benjamin Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Korn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Sickles, Mr. and Mrs.
David Augenblick, Mrs. David New
man, Rabbi Joseph Leucht, Miss Adj
die Leucht, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Klein, Miss Bessie Brody, of New
YORK; MIR. and MIS-. KING, MIS-. Leon
Sternberger, Mrs. Edwin Steiner, Mr..
and Mrs Louis Schlesinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Walters, Mrs. Joseph
Davis, Miss Jeanette Davis and Miss
Florence Raehlin.
Suffrage and the Home" will be
the subject for discussion at the
meeting of the Woman's. Political
Union of New Jersey, which will be
held tonight at headquarters, 102
Halsey street. Miss Idella Gardner,
of Nutley, will speak on Breaking
up the Home" and Miss Caro- Lloyd,
also of Nutley, on Back to the
Home" All interested are invited to
attend.
Mrs. Lottie Laurens, of Lincoln,
Neb., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.