Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-07
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win be held Wednesday, November
Is, at the Jewish Slsterhood build
ing, Seventeenth avenue and Liy-
ingston street. The immigrant COM
mittee viii have charge of the pro-
gram, of which Mrs. Elmer Eek
house is chairman. The speaker will
be David Bressler, manager of the
head of the department of industrial
removals, New York city. The pres
ident, Mrs. Nathan Weinberg, will
preside.
The auxiliary to the Home for
Aged Women is making arrange
ments for the annual donation party
TO be held at the home, 225 Mt.
Pleasant avenue, November IS.
Those on the committee include
Mrs. Alfred J. Soden, Mrs. Edmund
K. Hopper. Mrs. Ernest NJ. Lyon,
Mrs. Oman Wright. Mrs. Harry c.
Larter, Mrs Henry Young, Mrs.
Dudley Farrand. Mrs Henry Young,
jr., Mrs. Edward E. Rhoades, Mrs.
William Pau. jr., and Mrs. B. {.
Evans.
Miss Hazel Cooper were hostesses at
a subscription dance given last
night at the Roseville Masonic Tenn
pie for the benefit of the Wellesley
College Fire Fund. Wellesley ban |
ners and autumn leaves prevailed
in the decorations. The patronesses
were Mrs Edward Stratemeyer.
Mrs. Charles S. Cooper, Mrs. George
+. Cooper. Mrs. DeForest c. Wilsey, |
Mrs. Theodore Corwin and Mrs. |
William A. Brown. Both Miss
Stratemeyer and Miss Cooper are |
graduates of Wellesley.
1.-The Digestion of Food will be |
the subject of a talk by DR.. Mary |
L.. Broadnax at the meeting of the |
Newark Domestic Science Club, TO |
be held Tuesday afternoon at 3.45 at |
the home of Mrs. Melvin II. Stearns, |
Is Hedden terrace.
Owing to a change in the date of |
booking of Grace George in Truth |
at the Shubert Theatre, the benefit |
performance under the auspices of |
the Crazy Jane Society has been |
changed from November 80 to De |
cember I. The exchange of tickets |
will begin, as previously annunced, |
on November "a.
The officers and directors of the |
Housewives League will meet with |
the advisory board, which is COM |
posed of ward leaders, Tuesday |
morning at 10 o'clock, at the home |
of the president, Mrs. John Con-
trell, jr., 40 Walnut street.
Nova Caesarea Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, held the
first meeting of the season yesterday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry |
J. Hoerner, 175 Quitman street. The
program consisted of paper on |
Historic Events and Spots of New |
ark" by Mrs. Everett B. Hopwood, |
and vocal selections, "Collan Dhu''
and Birth of Morn" HeonD and |
My Song Would Fly All unaided'
(Hahn), by Mrs. Clark T. Browneu, |
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. |
Samuel NJ. Dunn.
The regent of the chapter, Mrs. |
Henry D. Fits. presided at the bust |
ness session. Mrs. Hoerner presented |
Mrs. Fits with a regents bar and |
Mrs. Fits presented Mrs. Hoerner |
with an ex-regent's bar. The Nova |
Caesarea Chapter is the first one to
bestow these pins upon the regents |
In recognition of their service TO the |
A letter was read from the presi- |
dent-generai. Mrs. William Cum
mings Storey. requesting the chapter |
upon the advice of President Wilson |
to send contributions for the relief /
of the war sufferers to the national |
organization. which will in turn CO. |
operate with the United States gov
eminent in their distribution. Mrs. |
Brownell, chairman of the day was
assisted by Mrs Edgar Mason. Mrs. |
Austin Fl McGregor Mrs. Marsh and |
Mrs. Oscar Mockridge.
Miss Emelie Marie Kuebler will
give "a dramatic recital, including
humorous and serious selections and
scenes from Shakespeare. assisted by
Mrs Jay Ten Eyck, contralto, and /
Miss Edith Widmer, pianist at the
annual entertainment Of the Mission
Circle OF the First Reformed Church,
which will be given in the church
parlors next Friday evening.
The following members Of the Col.
Iege Woman's Club Of Essex County
will serve as ushers at the concert to
be given by Madame Schumann-
Kruger Auditorium for the benefit
Of the scholarship fund: Miss Kath-
crime Fisher Belcher. Miss Dorothy
Clark. Miss Florence f. Cooper, Miss
Jessie L. Dreamer, Mrs. George c.
billiard, Miss Florence x. Doll, Miss
Alberta R Doremus. Miss Florence
e. Eddowes, Miss Jessie V. Edsall,
Mrs. Oscar Flynn. Miss Florence A.
Hague, Miss Adele Haughwout. Mrs.
William A. Kirk. Miss Mary Ward
Lyons, Miss Ethelwyn A. Pell, Miss
Edith C. Putnam, Miss Helen NJ.
Sims, and Miss Christine Van Wags
enen. Mrs Elwood s. Armitage is
chairman of the committee on ushers.