Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
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A BOUT thirty-flve tables were in
n play at the bridge party given in
the Washington yesterday afternoon
for the benefit of the Children's Aid
and Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children.
Those who assisted in the arrange
ments were Mrs. Roy F. Anthony,
Mrs. John L. Eisele, Mrs. w. A.
FairlA. Miss Emily Illingworth, Mrs
w. L. Keepers, Miss Madeline Roe,
Miss Helen Runyon, Miss Mary b.
Bmith, Miss Mary Somerville, Mrs
r. H. Trimpi. Miss Emily Ward and
Mrs. Raymond B. Whitehead.
A linen shower was rendered Miss
Catherine Spillane Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. John Gormly, II
North Fifth street. During the eve
sins sdines were played and coll
sation served. Table decorations were
red and white roses. Among those
present were Mrs. John Gormly, Mrs.
Jchn Spillane, Mrs. James Spillane,
Mrs. William Mulligan, Mrs. Joseph
Quinn, Mrs. John Dudley, Mrs. Fred
Wolff, Mrs. Margaret Tierney, Mrs
Eugene Murphy, Miss Josephine Nc
Grath, Miss Anna McGrath, Miss
Grace McGrath, Miss Margaret Nc
Grath, Miss Marie O'Toole. Miss
Alice O'Toole, Miss Helen Tierney
and Miss Esther Tierney, Miss Celes-
tine Hanley, Miss Irene Hanley, Miss
May RIFT, Miss Rose McSulla, Miss
Jennie Leber, Miss Annie Gilroy
Miss Edith Philhauer, Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Veronica Farrell, MISS
Ethel and Miss Helen Cavanangn'
Miss Mary Thompson and MISS Lucy
Wilkinson.
The first lecture of the course
planned by the lecture committee Of
Contemporary will be given Tuesday
morning at 1890 o'clock in Wallace
Hall.
Alfred Mccain will lecture on
American Children in the Poison
Squad" Mr.. Mccain Is a recognized
authority on foods and an enthusiast
tic worker in the pure food cause.
He is a powerful speaker.
The executive board of the House,
wives League of Newark VIII noid
its regular monthly meeting Mon.
day, November 2, at 2:30 O'Clock, at
the home of the president, Mrs John
Contrell, jr., of AZ Walnut street.
The Happy Girls held a Halloween
dance and entertainment "Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Jernick, of Napoleon street. The
house was decorated for the occa-
sion. Solos were rendered by MISS
Regina Shilling and Miss Annie
Bosch. Fancy dancing was featured
by Miss Elizabeth Jernick and Harry
McGinty The committee in charge
OF the arrangements included MI
NcGinty. Frank Huber, Miss Bosch,
AT;e. peo;oa Schillinp and Miss Elsie
Graner
Miss Antoinette Fuss entertained
the Tambourine Club at a Halloween
party last night at her home, at l6I
Clinton place. Bridge whist was
PLAYED and prizes were won by MISS
Anna Widman and Miss Bertha
Weiss. Covers were laid for sixteen
The decorations were carried out IN
yellow and black. autumn leaves ana
chrysanthemums.
Among those present were: Miss
Anna Widman, Miss Teresa Strobach.
Miss Dorothy Fox, Miss Gertrude
Baris. Miss Edna Smith, Miss Mar
garet Fink, Miss Bertha Weiss, MISS
Minnie Bien. Miss Emma Widman,
Miss Jennie Dreher, Miss Marie FUSS
Miss Bertha Hausler Miss Louise
Oberle, Miss Alma Koelble and Miss
Grace Trabold.
The monthly conference of the
leaders of the various organizations
connected with the Jewish Sisterhood
will be held Monday evening in the
Sisterhood building, Seventeenth ave-
nue. and Livingston street. DR..
Charles +. Bernheim. formerly as
sistant head worker of the University
settlement, will speak on Club
Work"
The regular monthly meeting of
the Keramic Art Society will be held
next Thursday morning in the Young
Womens Christian Association, So
Washington street. A geometrical
design In colors will be applied to q
tea tile. water color chart win
also be prepared at this meeting.
Mrs. Vance Phillips, of New York,
ADJUSTMENTS.
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