Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-21

III French fried potatoes
III Peas Olives f
Il Lettuce with French dressing Il
Rice pudding Coffee H
December 3, for the benefit of the
Home for the Friendless. The affair
will be given at Wallace Hall. Mrs.
Atha is being assisted by Mrs. George
B. Swain, Mrs Francis J. Swayze and
Mrs. A. p. Fitz-Gerald. During the
afternoon there will be a special en-
tertainment for the children. Mrs.
Albert Thompson Is chairman of the
entertainment committee. Those on
her committee include Miss Jane G..
swain and Miss Rose Nichols. Mrs.
John r. Weeks is chairman Of the
children's committee and Mrs. Ben
jamin Tucker is assisting her. Mrs.
William c. Post will have charge
of the tea table and Miss Jane Durand
and Mrs. Charles B. Wittspern will
assist.
Miss Ill will have charge of the
children's booth. This year the spe-
cial children's booth will hold many
fascinating little articles, the work
manship of the children of the insti-
tuition.
The special attraction Of the eve
ming will be the musical sketch, Irish
Love- arranged by Cecil Tanning
and II. P. Turpin. Miss Fannie Fan
ming and Miss Greta Porpadie will
| take part.
Mrs. William D. kirkpatrick was
the speaker at q meeting Of the
Housewives League IN the Ninth
ward yesterday at the home Of Miss
Matilda Krementz, 1925 Broad street.
Five of the guests present pledged
themselves to interest the women of
their neighborhoods in the cause:
Next Tuesday will be known as
Housewives Day." as morning and
afternoon meetings will be held, tho
morning meeting to take place IN the
Forest Hill section, at the home OF
Miss Jane Roberts, 475 Mt Pros
pect avenue. Mrs. Frank Amber
Pattison. of Colonia, will discuss
"FIousehold Engineering and the Pure
Food Problem" The league is work
ing for a special city ordinance TO
insure pure food and protection from
diseased meat. At this meeting Mrs.
| kirkpatrick will outline some local
problems, and tell how the league
may help to solve them.
! The afternoon of the same day viii
/ be devoted by the civic department
I of Contemporary to household eco
Monies. and the league will be repre-
scented by Mrs. John Contrell. jr., and
Mrs. f. W. Parker The meeting will
, be held in the auditorium of the Z.
W. c. A., and the principal speaker
will be Harrington Emerson, whose
subject will be "The Underlying
Efficiency Principles in Their Rela-
tiou to Household Problems"
All is in readiness for the reception
and dance to be given Monday eve
ming at the Washington by the MEM
bers of the Alumnae of St. Mary's
| Academy. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the Red Cross Society. Mrs.
/ John l.. Carroll is chairman of the
committee in charge of the arrange
ments.
The Dramatic Society of the Church
OF the Blessed Sacrament presented
"A Night in Japan" last evening, in
the club house. Hugh T. Casey was
IN charge. Those on the executive
committee were: Edward Bedford, jr.,
Albert Kuhlen F. ]. Maley, S. j. Noll,
William J. McClatchey, John ]. Quin-
Ian and +. c. Mindnich. The cast was
! as follows: Mikado, John II. Beger,
| ir.: admiral, William Netschert; Mis-
| Take, Miss Marguerrse c. Conway:
| Dusty Roads. William j. McClatchey;
! Heinie Dinkelspiel, Henry A. McGold-
! rick; Miss No Sense Miss Josephine
G. Meyer Miss ], MA. Winner Miss
| Charlotte e. Finley; Crummey Lite
weight. Hugh J. Casey; His Satanic
! Majesty, T. Henry Dietz; Luna, Mrs.
/ Julia S. Routh; Uncle sam, T. Henry
| Dietz. Geisha girls-Josephine NJ
Prach, Grace T. ShanSliu, Lena NJ.
! Brown, Laura Elliott, Emily Johnson,
! Grace Commerford, Anna Harrison.
! Clara L. QUinlan, Katherine Routh,
Eleanore McMahon, Ida Butts, Helen
| klapp, Josephine Darcy, Helen
| darcy, Mae Storch, Julia S. Routh.
Anna c. O'Rourke Emily c. Connolly.
| Sailors-Albert Kuhlen, George J.
Yonau, jr., Walter T Terry, John
Halligan, T. Henry Dietz, Harry ],
Zimmerman, William Ritger
''The Religious Awakening Of
| Japan" was the topic discussed at
| the meeting of the Salmagundi Club
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. James II. Clinchy, 2s4 SPRING
dale avenue East Orange. Papers on
the subject of the day were given by
Mise Helen Harrison and Mrs. F. A.
Schmucker and q book review OF
Nine Butterfly" by Mrs C. E.
Hetzel. The guests Of the club were
Mrs. Charles Poulson, Mrs William
Cassidy and Mrs. Edward Herman, of
East Orange Mrs. stephen Harrison
assisted the hostess, and the presi-
dent, Mrs. w. II. Warner, presided at
the business session. 49,.
The meeting of the Ray Palmer
Club held yesterday afternoon at the
Y. w. c. A., SO Washington street,
was devoted to Musicians Of New
Jersey" Miss Theodore Skidmore.
chairman of the program, read. a
paper on the days topic, with illus
trations by Miss Edna Bacon and
Miss Lois Eddowes, vocalsts, ac-
4 companied by Miss Anna Dengler
/ and Frank Tegen, and Miss Eleanor
! Hendrickson was pianist. The num-
| bers were: "Albumblatt" Henry
Holden Huss), "valse Impromptu''
! Gcrederick Baumann) and "Tone
/ Poem" &c. Wenham SMITH, Miss
| Hendrickson; ben Bolt" (Thomas
Dunn English), Miss Bacon, and BE
meath the Stars" Gouis Arthur Rus
sell). Miss Eddowes, Mrs. Frank r
| smith gave a talk on personal
"Reminiscences Of Ray Palmer" and
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