Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-30
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

ing, April Il, Mrs. Robbins Will talk
on The Iron Woman" Mr.. End
Mrs. Louis Stoiber, of DeGraw az
nue., will entertain on April Is when
Mrs. Seymour Tucker will speak on
Ramona" The society will close
its season with a musicale in May
in charge Of Mrs. Henry H. Rusby
Mrs. Frank II. Hanson and Ray II.
Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Miller Of 70
Baldwin avenue, entertained last
evening in honor of their son, Harry
Miller. A musical program was given
during the evening. Among those
present were Miss Lucille Blau, Miss
Lena Binn Miss Dianna Cohen, Mss
Carolyn Cohen, Miss Henrietta De
Joung, Miss Corinne Hammock. Mis-
RITA Goldsmith, Miss Elsie Fish
grund, Miss Florence Kauder, Miss
Leah K1apho.tz, Miss Cornelsa Loeb
Miss Beatrice Lppman, Miss Helen
Hitler Miss Minnie Miller, Miss Anna
Newman, Miss Theresa Posner, Miss
Beatrice Sommerschein Raymond
Block, David Blum, William Beckel-
man, Sylvan Jedel, Arthur Friend.
Ralph De Young, Jerome Loeble,
Milton Meier, Bernard Richarman,
jerome Strauss, Milton Samuels,
Joseph Sommerschein, Leo w egner,
Sidney Wegner and Sylvan Wotiz.
A '"pay-as- you enter" entertainment
Will be given Thursday night at the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, SO Washington street, by stu
dents of Wellesley College and mem
hers of the college alumni whose
homes are In this city and vicinity, fol
the benefit of the college, which was
partly destroyed recently by fire. A
Wellesley Impromptu' will be of.
fered, consisting of a vaudeville pro,
gram. It will be a "pay-as-you-
enter" affair. The present and past
students are also raising a subscr p I
ton fire fund for the college. Miss
Dorothy Clark, of 173 Clinton avenue,
is in charge of the fund.
Preparations are being made for the
nineteenth annual banquet of the
New Jersey Advisory Senate of the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associa-
ton, to take place Tuesday night,
April ID. in the Washington restau-
rant The POSTMASTER or, to be ex-
act, the toastmistress, will be Mrs
Maria Quinn, supreme trustee who is
president of ST. Johns Branch of the
order.
Members of the Woman's Home |
Miss onary Society and the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the |
South Park Presbyterian Church, |
which were disbanded at a joint
meeting Saturday morning, have
formed q new organization to be
known as the Women's Missionary i
Society of the Presbytery of Newark |
Mrs. Joseph M. Mann, of Bloomfield, |
hoe boap aIaofad Y1rpeidaDt Of tho now !
organization.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Home for Crippled Children is COM
pleting arrangements for the tea and |
sale Wednesday afternoon at the in
stitution, Clinton and Park avenues. |
The musical program will consist Of |
vocal selections and numbers by a |
string orchestra. The president. Miss
Grace p. Blevney. and the vice-presl-
dent, Miss Ella May Champenois, will |
receive the guests. Mrs. Harry Barker
and Miss Elizabeth Coe will preside
at the tea table, and Mrs G. William
Gehin will be in charge of the jardi-
Mere.
Other members of the auxiliary will
preside at the booths and serve as
fioaters.
The irving Club will give a moving |
picture benefit at the Playhouse, |
Clinton and Farley avenues this eve
ming. for the benefit of the clubs |
pledge to the State College for |
Women fund. There will be five per-
formances. two this afternoon and |
three this evening. Mrs Harry L.
Fooks is in charge of the arrange
ments.
In honor of the twenty fifth ami
versary OF their marriage MIR. and |
Mrs David Schwartz, of 81 North
Fifth street, entertained at dinner last
night at Achtel- Stetter's restaurant.
Members of the immediate family /
were served with a supper. A general