Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-13

TIE Ladies Aid Society Of the
l gummerfeld Methodist Episcopal
Church viii hold a strawberry and
ice cream festival in the Sunday
school room Aof the church next
Thursday evening. During the eve
ninRa the following program will be
presented. Piano duet, Allen Dob
bins and Mrs. Kimber; vocal solo
Harry Dodd; reading, Mrs. Robert {.
Faith; violin solo. John Hunt; vocal
solo. Mrs. Leslie Hamilton Speath;
piano solo, Harry Walker.
Members of the Women's Union Of
the First Congregational Jube Me-
mortal Church will be entertained on
their outing next Thursday by Mrs.
T. 4Ip Halliday at Mountainview. The
train will leave the North Newark
station of the Erie Railroad at va
a. m If rain should interfere win
the, program on Thursday, the outing
viii be held on Saturday, June 20.
Anthony Johnston, who has been
living, at Delanson, n. Y, since last
January, win return to this city Mon
daysoo
Mr., and Mrs. Morris J. Schutzman,
of RS Spruce street, will celebrate the
eleventh anniversary of their mar
rage at Belmar, where they are en-
ioyiig vacation. A dinner VIII De
served TO relatives and few friends,
after which the party will go by auto
mobile to Asbury Park.
ms
Mrs. Mabel Freeman Quelch. Of ls4
Summer avenue, is arranging new
series of recitals, to be given by hef
piano- pupils in the fall. The last re-
cital In the spring series took place
wednesday night, when the assisting
artists were Miss Ruth Butt, dra-
maftc soprano and Walter Johnson
violfaist. The following numbers were
presented;
Piano trio, THE Huntsman, Lynes,
Mildred Van Vie, Virginia and Elll-
abeth Plumb; piano solo, "Miezchen
Lieheslied," Hitler, Catherine Ryan;
piano solo, Longing" Grieg, Hazel
Holden; piano solo, Triumphal
March," Oester, Virginia Plumb; piano
solo. Land of Dreams Lauwens,
Mildred Van Vie; piano solo, Fairy
Footsteps" Farrer, Elizabeth Plumb;
piano duet, Holidays" Parker,
Catherine Ryan and Mrs. Quelch;
piano duet, Carmen Overture, Bizet,
Eleanor Yborra and Genevieve Ryan;
piano solo, Summer Rose Sartorio,
Gertrude Van Vie; piano duet,
Grown of Triumph" Anterior. Flea
nor and Thomas ]. Yborra; violin solo,
''Senper Fidelis,' Parker Walter
Johnson; piano duet, La Chasse Aux
Gazelles," Calvin, Marion Walker and
Gertrude Van VIE; piano solo, "Old
Romance" Rockwell, Eleanor 1borra;
vocal solo, I'm Blossom Time"
Needham, Miss Butt; piano solo.
"Barsarolle," Gounod, Mrs. a. Hen
sell; piano duet, Concert Polo
naise," Engelmann, Genevieve Ryan
and Gertrude Van Vie; violin solo,
"rhe Hour is Late" from Faust,
Gounod, Walter Johnson; piano solo,
"Les Hirondelles, Bachmann, Gene
We've Ryan: vocal solo, PHILOSOPHY"
Emmell, Mrs. Butt; plano duet,
"Marche Militaire," from Suite ALI
gerienne, Saint-Saens, Gertrude Van
VIE and Marion Walker; vocal solo,
violin obligato, For All Eternity
Angelo Mascheroni, Mrs. Butz and
Walter Johnson; closing trio, "Battle
and Victory Marche" Won Blom,
Thomas j. Yborra. Genevieve Ryan
and Eleanor Yborra.
Rev. Harry Y. Murkland, pastor Of
the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, OBLIGATED at tine marriage OF
Miss Helen Crocker Hartshorne,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Payson Hartshorne, of 500 Ridge
street, and Wallace Mason Ross, of
Hanover, N H., son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles B. Ross, of Lebanon, n. H.,
which took place at O'Clock last
night at the home Of the brides
parents.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore an ivory
crepe meteor gown made en- train and
draped with rose point lace, a prln-
cess lace veil made in cap effect,
wreathed and caught up with orange
blossoms, and carried a shower bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley Her only ornament was a dia-
mond bracelet, the gift of the bride
groom.
The maid of honor, the brides
cousin, Miss Jane Hampton, of WASH
ington D. c., wore a turquoise blue
ofebe de chine gown draped with silk
shadow lace, and carried a shower