Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-28

be given by the WomenS Political
Union of New Jersey in the Palace
ball room Monday evening. The re-
hearsals for the fancy dancing are
being held daily, and from present
ind cations this part of the program
will be the most attractive. Many
surprises have been arranged for
the side shows. under the direction
of Miss Sophronia Anderson and
Mrs. Frank II. Sommer. Among other
attractions will be a mysterious
Hindu woman, who is going to tel
the fortunes OF the dancers. She will
glide through the hall from time to
time and read the palms of all the
guests. Her name is not revealed
as yet. Then there will be a chrys-
tai gazer, who will undoubtedly tell
of some wonderful things in store
for every applicant.
Miss Christine Dobbins will go
through some intricate up-to-date
dances with a partner. Among 9TH
ers Will be the Lullufado. NJ SIS May
Fay, physical director OF the South
Side High school, who instructed The
young women in the fancy dancing.
is arranging that part of the pro-
gram. A long dancing program Is
being arranged for the evening.
Lunch will be served during the
gowned in Oriental costumes. The
patronesses will receive the guests al
The door. 1t Is expected that many
people we'll known in political cir
cles win be present.
Mrs. II. c. Stowe, OF Brooklyn. vii
speak on Art in Theosophy'' sun
day evening at the theosophieal
rooms, 81 Halsey street.
Monday afternoon Mrs. L. II. Col. |
vim conducts class for the study OF |
theoSophy at o'clock. This class
is free and all interested are vel.
come "Everyman's Question class
on Friday evenings at o'clock. ]
A farewell party was given last
night in honor OF Percy Blackham at /
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I
Grove. The hostess was Miss I
Florence Collins. Mr.. Blackham viii /
leave the city shortly for England, I
where he viii visit at the home OF his /
rarents. Among those present were; /
Miss Emily Schmitt. Mss Agnes Nc |
KAY. Miss Florence Howslf, Mr.. and /
Mrs. William Howslif Mr.. and Mrs. I
Rhuben Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bullas. Percy Lee, Walter Murphy. i
james Robertson. James Schmitt, t
Charles Hodson. James Unsworth, I
Harry Brigart, George Fitzgerald, +
Ernest Griffith. Percy Withers, Har- T
old Russell, William Brodte and AL /
fred Rond.
Mrs. r. Arthur Jenkins. of 30 Avon
avenue, will be the hostess Thursday .
at the meeting of the Woman's Cnicn
of the First Congregational Jube Me
mortal Church. The topic for discus
sion will be THE Child at Home."
Mrs. Frank Y Hicks will review Life /
and Light" Solos will be given by
Miss Emily E Begin
Arrangements are under way for a
Christmas sale and bazar, to be given
bv the members of the Ladies Aid
Society of the church Tuesday, De-
cember s, at the home of Mrs. Joseph
T. Harrison, of So Baldwin avenue.
Homemade cake and candy, also
household articles, will be placed on
sale.
Miss Josephine Oberhauser will read
the story of Esther Sunday AFTER
noon at AIS o'clock at the vesper SER
vice. to be held at the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association, So WASH
ington street.
The Making of an Historical Pa
geant" will be the subject Of lecture
BY Thomas Wood stevens, author and
director Of the St, Louis Pageant,
Tuesday morning at 1890 at Wallace
Hall under the auspices of the Con-
temporary The lecture will be illus
rated with moving pictures 1t is
expected the subject will arouse in
terest in view of the important part
the pageant will play In the con-
templated celebration of Newarks
25Oth anniversary.
Mrs. Frank D. Holloway, Of 81
Marin place, was hostess yesterday
afternoon at a card party given by the
Irving Club. Six tables of five hun
dred were in play Mrs. George
Schumacher. chairman of the COM
mittee in charge. was assisted by Mrs
Harry L. Fooks Mrs. Nathaniel
Drake Mrs Gilbert Highly. Mrs. I. B.
Harrison and Mrs. Eta Engelberger