Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15
IN SOC IETY CIRCLES

THE Ladies Kid Society OF the
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
church viii give "a strawberry and
ice cream festival Wednesday evening
ON the lawn surrounding the church.
Broad street and Fourth avenue In
ease OF rain the festival win be held
~ the chapel. A musical program will
br given during the evening Mrs.
George Z. Barlow. Mrs. Allen Taylor.
Mra. e. NJ. ASford Mrs. Agnes Came
ron Miss Marietta Stursis Mrs. John
e. Lamond and Mrs. Laura L. Ryder
are in charge of the arrangements.
Tha committee extends an invita-
tion TO neighbors and friends to be
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Walliu, OF
TT Clinton avenue, will sail for Eu-
rope tomorrow ON the Ma1uetania, oil
the Cunard line. They VIII return th1
middle of October.
Nlr and Mrs. Arthur {. Hensler. of
165 Clinton avenue. have opened then
summer home at Morris Plains,
AIR. and Mrs. Clifford Stork have
left town for an automobile trip
through Canada. They arrived in
Albany Saturday and proceeded to
Buffalo yesterday morning.
Miss Ruth Weintraub. of 1tS Ferrs
street. and Theodore A. Kaplan. Of
Roanoke. Va. formerly of this city.
will be quietly married by Rev. julius
silberfeld next Sunday afternoon at
his home. \ supper will follow at
Rector's. New York. for members of
The briday party.
Miss Augusta Lehman will attend
Miss Weintraub as maid Of honor, and
the besr man will be Poe solomon, of
Roanoke. Va After Il trip 10 old
Point Comfort New port News. Nor
folk and Ocean View, Va. the couple
viii make their home in Roanoke.
Miss Hortense Bucksbaum. Hiss
Mabel Holzner. Miss Florence kamm,
Miss BERTHE Lewis. Miss Helen Arou-
son, Miss Maude New. Miss Martha
Hammock Miss Mabel Mint. Miss Ray
Chuck. Miss Jessie Maybaum. Miss
Emily Shoenthal and Miss Edna Holz
nei. will be guests Of members of the
kamihele Club on their annual outing
next Sunday. A special car will leave
fhe Market street station of the Penn
svNania railroad at 9 o'clock for Red
Bank where the boat Olivia H. Will be
chartered for sail up the Shrews-
bury river \ shore dinner, games
and athletic events will be features or
the days program.
Chaperons will be Mrs. Philip krm-
Se. Mrs. Jacob l.. SchWara, Mrs. Louis
V Aronson and Mrs. Leon t'eist
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt OF Ia
South Eighth street. have issued in
vitations Tor the marriage of their
sister. Miss Amelia T. Sehiruska. Ia
6irdsal Smith Rowland, Of Washing
ION avenue, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Reiny Rowland. Of Annandale. The ,
ceremony will be performed at the
home of the prospective bride
Wednesday evening. June "A, by Dr
Whitney Allen, pastor OF the south
Park Presbyterian Church.
Miss ;5chiruska viii be given in
marriage by her brother Joseph \.
schiruska. and attended by her sister. /
Miss Anna Schiruska. as maid Of
honor. Mr.. Rowlands brother, George
Rowland. OF Annandale. will be best
man. and the ushers will be William +
Cliff and Arthur Collins of Arlington
sfrs. Schmidt viii play the Wedding
music.
Owing to a recent bereavement i'm
AIlSS oGil4I uHkd AdllltIN liic ''|4 =llibiN
and the reception that will follow will
oe attended only by members Of both
FAMILIES and anew intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. schmidt entertained !
a dinner for the bridal party Friday !
evening. Pink ana white carnations
prevailed in the decorations. Miss
schiruska presented the maid of
honor with "a diamond and sapphire
ring, and Mr. Rowland presented the
best man and ushers with gold mono
grained Watchfobs. Mr.. RoWiand'S
gift to the prospective bride was
diamond lavalliere set n platinum. !
and Miss Schruska' 5 to Nj. Rowland
a gold monosramed tie-cIasp.
Miss Linda Metz and ADram Bloom.
son of Nj. and Mrs Edward Bloom.
of Paterson, were married at go last
night at the home of the brides par