Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-02

A NouNcEAlDNT has been made o.
the engagement OF MISS Beatrlct
Connolly, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william H Connolly, Of lbs South
Seventh street, and James 2. Derrin
also Of this city
a marked success was the benefit
last night at the Orpheu1n Theatre
given by the auxiliary for the Home
FOR Crippled Children. The Brownell-
Stork Company presented THE Con-
fesaiou.' Miss Brownell aided the
committee in charge by selling pro.
grams at tile rear of the theatre ano
later In short speech thanked me
people in behalf of the auxillary 1oi
their help.
Mrs. Alfred Kittler was IN charge
nf the arrangements and entertained
few friends in her box. Among
rIq,se in the boxes and audience were
Ails. Aiusworth Hague, Mr.. and Mrs
.Ainsworth Hague, Jr., Florence Kehrl
Mrs. Henry ISellrl, Miss Grace Blew
nev Mrs Eleanor Finckler, MT
and Mrs Joseph Spur, Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell Parker, DR.
and Mrs. Oscar Mockridge, DR.
Frank Vaudeville, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
ssy Smith, Hazel Smith, Miss Emily
Ward, Ralph Ward, Miss Grice' Hor-
gee 65rice, Mrs. s. M. Atwater, Mr..
and Mrs Willis Atwater, Mrs. Roperf
Chase Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vreeland
MIR and Mrs. Harold Cooper, Mrs
George wilkinson, Miss Emily Hing.
ortiz. DR.. Grant Thorburn, Mr.. and
Mira. william Hamilton Osborn, Dr.
and Mrs. Denton Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Jarnes Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs Cliff
ford Christie, Mrs. William Barkhorn
Frederick Mccracken, Frederick
Ward, Carl Esnet, Miss Maude Var
Aalen. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton, Mrs
George Cobb. Miss Dorothy Bennett
ard George Thayer.
Miss Helen I1lleau, of 1s Stratford
place, will entertain at bridge Tues
day afternoon, December ..
Miss Jean Spur. has returned to
Rassar College after spending the
holiday with her parents.
Vhe members of the Protestant
Poster Home Society met yesterday
morning at the home of Mrs jose
phine Eewsmith, of AZ Central ave
nue.. Plans were outlined for the an
nial Christmas tree and exercises to
BIZ held Wednesday, afternoon, De-
eenber "A, by the children Of The
Protestant Foster Home in Bellevills
a.enue.
Arrangements are complete for the
CHARITY whist to be given tomorrow
afternoon at New Union Hall, Spring
fold avenue, under the auspices Of tht
Ladies' Guild Of the Newark Beth
Israel Hospital. Mrs. Bernard Wig
der and Mrs. Charles l.. Feuersteir
will be in charge. There will be
twenty tables in play The weekly
Wrists of the guild will be resumed
after this week, but will be held
Thursday afternoons instead OF or
Wednesdays.
It is expected that there Will be a
large attendance tomorrow evening
at the fair to be given at Wallace Hal
for the benefit OF the Home for the
Friendless In the evening Mrs. Co
rinne Rider Kelsey and the Arlon
Singing Society will sing.
The various booths and tables will
be presided over by the following
Candy tables, Miss Rose Nichols. Miss
Jane Swain, Mrs. elmer G.. Wherry
Miss III. Elsie Plerson and Miss EN-
Dla> I,ehrbach; fancy table, Mrs. BEN
iamip Atha, Mrs. A. G.. Sherman, Mrs
70. G. Lord. Mrs. Francis ]. Sway2ei
fancy tables, Mrs. George q. Swain
Mrs. A. w. Swain, Mrs. James D
Orion. Mrs. M. IL. Blanchard, Mrs
Carl Lent. Mrs. Charles Thatcher;
fancy table, Mrs. A. o. Fit2Gerald,
Mrs. Caleb l.. Woodruff, Miss Jessie
Ross, Mrs II. w. Mum, Miss Ida Ill
Mrs. Julian Walter; jack -iu the-box
and toys, Mrs. John r. Weeks, Mrs.
Bnnjamin Tucker. Mrs. Horace S. Oa-
borne; tea table. Mrs William e. Post
Miss Jane Durand; lemonade, Mrs. AL
bert w II. Thompson; ice cream
Miss Katharine Demarest, Miss Julia
T. Woodruff.
Miss Anna r. Westervelt, OF ISL
Springfield avenue, has gone to Or
lando, Florida, where she will spend
tile winter
A musicale and card party will be
held by the Holy Name Society Of
81. Bridgets Catholic Church tonight
in the parish hall in Plane street
The committee In charge of the al
fair consists of r. ii. F'rainey, chair.
man: William J. White, James IT
ADJUSTMENTS.
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