Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-18

.ct1On Drldge at ner residence. Inc
or scheme will be carried out with
bk and white roses and carnations.
e club will meet next week at the
me of Mrs. James t. Smith, of 762
gh street.
'he charity ride and reception of
Ladies Riding Club, of Roseville,
s II take place this evening at the
mory Riding School. The ride will
followed by supper and the pro-
<eds will go to the Home for Grip
Ia Children and the Job Haines
Ebme for the Aged.
DIR. William Norman Guthrie, rec
4. of st. Marks Church, New York,
.lll talk on "Our Right to Laughter,
4 the Gospel of the Comic" at Wal
4 ,e Hall, this afternoon, under the
sspices of the Contemporary of New
Tx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Hausman, Of
i High street, left today for two
keks' stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Turner, of Summer
4enue, will entertain the members
4 the rs. A. F. at her home this
Eternoon.
Mrs. Robert R. Mccormick. :, of
battle, Wash, has returned to her
ome after a weeks stay at the home
( Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin S. White
Fad, of. Mount Prospect avenue.
AFTER a three weeks tour through
Ne South Marx B. Hausman and Sis
sr. Miss Lillian Hausman, have re-
lrned TO their home at High street.
turing their trip they stopped at all
he main points of interest ana
isited relatives at Vicksburg.
la patriotic atmosphere will reign
the meeting of the Saturday Club
Ext Saturday. The club will meet
the home of Mrs. John Coyken-
iii, of Wakeman avenue. A paper
n washington" will be read by
FRS. John McCracken. 'Lincoln's
arIy Life" will be discussed by
[rs. S. e. Manness and "Lincoln's
Official Career will be the theme
{ Mrs. S. e. Caldwell. At roll-call
lemories of Lincoln will be given.
Miss Margareta Mason, of New
ort. r. l., has returned to her home
fter an extended visit at the home
f Mrs. j. Lewis Hay, of Clinton
venue.
Miss Mildren Dennis, of James
rect, has returned to her home
fter an extended trip in New Eng
nd.
Final preparations have been made
n the tenth annual charity ball of
lie Beth Israel Hospital Association,
hich will be held tomorrow night in
rueger Auditorium. The box hold
s are: Joseph Fisch, Gustav Stein
ardt. BENJAMIN Lissner and party,
amihele klub, Philip Krimke, Jul
us Kaufherr, Hyman Rosensohn,
aver Krassner, Michael Hollander,
dolph Hollander and Louis c.
,hwsrtz. In addition to those mem
oned recently the following have
sen added to the reception and ar
committees: Lewis Straus,
r. Straus, William E. Lehman,
elig Scheuer, David Grotta, Morris
erbst, Bernard Stern, Sigmund Eek
,use, Isadore Kaufherr, Emanuel
erman. Adolph F'isch and Meyer
ussy. Palms and smilax will adorn
lie hall.
A lecture will be given by Miss
ellen Keller and her teacher, Mrs.
nnie Sullivan Macy, Monday eve
ing. at the First Presbyterian
hurch. under the auspices of the
ew Jersey State Association
n the Blind. Mrs. Macy
ill tell of Miss Keller's life and edu-
alton, after which Miss Keller will
oeak on 1.-THE Heart and the Hand
ickets will not be sold at the church
n the evening of the lecture, but
lay be procured in advance at the
flee of the New Jersey Commission
n the Blind, 859 Broad street; at the
auter Piano Company, 657 Broad
rect; at Mulligan's Book Store, 927