Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-14
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CHARLES MICHAEL and tho
Misses Michael have taken up
city. y
Mr. and Mrs. julius Feldman. Of SIS
Thirteenth avenue. entertained at
dinner last night in honor of their
niece, Miss Nina Feuerstein. and her
lance, Louis Buchner, of New York
0aty. The wedding Of Miss Feuer-
stein will be solemnized December %,
at the home of the bride-to-be par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Feuer-
stein, of 293 Hunterdon street There
will be no reception following the
ceremony, as recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I. sternlicht, of
2l1 Peshine avenue, gave a dinner
party last night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. +. Plat, of Brooklyn. Those
.-=sent included Mrs. Caroline Sim
aaons and Ernie Simmons, of New
York city; Miss Edna Aarons, of
Brooklyn, and Mrs. Lena Feldman,
Miss Jeanette Feldmen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Fishman, Mr.. and Mrs.
David M. Elm and Jerome Feldman,
of this city. Mrs. Fishman gave sew
eral plano selections. Mrs. Elm and
Miss Aarons also contributed to the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hammock, of 553
Elizabeth avenue, announce the en-
sagement of their daughter, Miss
Adela NJ. Hammock, to Harry Clifford
EchiclS, son of Mrs. Edward J. Kraft,
Of Arlington.
Miss Hannah Jedel, of 125 Fourth
street, will have as her guests for the
next two weeks Miss Hattie Kaufman
and Miss Julia Goldsmith, of Fred
ericksburg, Va. Miss Goldsmith, who
is a noted singer, Is to appear at a
concert to be given in the st. Regis
Hotel Wednesday evening. Miss Jedel
will entertain for her house guests
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Demarest will be as
sisted by Mrs. oman II. Wright and
Mrs. A. 3. Twitchell jr., Friday aft
ernoon, at the sale to be given at
the home of Mrs. Demarest, rs Mt.
Pleasant avenue, from 4 to o'clock,
under the auspices of the Boys Club
committee of the Female Charitable
Society. Mrs. Louise Conover
and Mrs. Joseph w. Plume will
preside at the tea table. Those who
will assist are Mrs. Alan Brown, Mrs.
Harrison S. Higbie, Mrs. Roger
Young, Mrs Edward e. Ogle, Miss
Helen Boggs, Miss Katherine
Young, Miss Mildred Dennis, Miss
Marguerite Allen, Miss Mildred Allen,
Miss Eleanor McCarter, Miss 1moSen
Braden. Miss Mary Braden, Miss
Marguerite Riker, Miss Prudence
Durand, Miss Mary Plum, Miss Eliz-
abeth Guild, Miss Mary Woodhouse,
miss Mary W. Belcher, Miss Kath-
'erine II. Jones, Miss Elizabeth Kirk
patrick, Miss Gertrude Hay, Miss
Louise Washington, Miss Antoinette
Scudder, Miss Dorothy Mott, Miss
Frances Depue. Miss Sarah Conklin,
Miss Jane Ripley, Miss Margaret
Cumming, Miss Helen Demarest and
the Misses Williamson
In the evening Mrs. Demarest Will
entertain the assisting party and
corresponding number of young men
at dance.
Miss Ruth Meeker, of 125 Third
street, entertained at cards followed
by informal tea Saturday afternoon.
The Japanese idea prevailed in the
decorations, and the guests were Miss
Ruth Ten Eyck, Miss Olive Ten Eyck,
MISS Helen Lever, MlSS II letiSCo
Beucke, Miss Doris Wightman, Miss
Mildred So1nmer, Miss Ruth Beck,
Miss Essner Beck, Miss Marion Le-
land, Miss Margaret Duffy, Miss
Helen Volker, Miss Doris Mills, Miss
Frances Stonaker, Miss Ruth Ston-
aker, Miss Mary McLear, Miss Hilda
Mock, Miss Hilda Finn and Miss
Mildred Meeker.
Mrs. Stephen Haines Plum, of 81
Park place, will give small dance
ION Tuesday, December 20, in honor of
her granddaughter, Miss Margaret
Atha, who will be at home from West
over School. Conn. for the Christmas
holidays.
A program by pupils OF Miss e..
Marie Som was given at the tea of
the Women's Political Union held
yesterday afternoon at the head
Quarters, 70 Halsey street. Mrs.
George e. Carpenter, the hostess, was
assisted by Mrs. Frank II. Sommer
Miss Som introduced those taking
part in the program. The numbers
were: "a Plea for Suffrage (Bige-
low), Miss Dorothy Harper; scene
from the DOLLS House" Qbsen), Miss
Mary Miller; Justice" (Bjornson),