Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-21
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

Weinstein. j. Sugarman, J. Stein:
piano solos, Daquin. Q6S3-1764,)
"Coucou," Malvina Zinberg; Rameau,
06S3-1764,) "Tamburin," Lucille Svet;
Lacombe, QS18-1SS4) lie Torrent,
Elizabeth Speelman; Guiraud, GS37-
1922 ALLEGRO de Concert" Pearl
Weinstein; Chaminade, Gs61,) 1.-THE
Fauns," Helene Katzin; Saint-Saens.
GS35,) Second Mazurka, op. "a, Frieda
Katchen; Safnt-Saens, Cantabile
from Samson, and Delilah," Esther
Block; violin solos, Alard, ds15-1SSs,)
Romeo ct Juliette, op. 30, David
Goldstein; Leonard, ds19-1S90,) HUI
moreske, op. 81, Joe Silverstein;
vieuxtemps, dS2O-1Ss1,) "Adagia Re-
ligioso," from the fourth concerto,
William Weinstein, Pearl Weinstein
at the piano; De Beriot uS02-1S70),
Scene de Ballet" op. 100, John Stein,
Esther Block at the piano. Lalo.
dS23-1S92,) "Andante" from the Sym
phonie Espagnole, OPP. II, Milton
S@heininger. Lecture on French
Music" Daniel e. Hervey: ensemble
class, Massenet 1842), Melodie, OPP
Polka: Bizet GS3S-1S75) Carmen"
The ensemble class includes: Vio-'
Inns, S. Ash, f. Beillet, L. Friedman,
d. Goldstein, I. Katchen, 1. Liss.
Yetta Liss, Flora Rubin, 1. Stern, ].
Sugarman, NJ. Scheininger, Fl. Shum-
lin, ]. Silverstein, J. Stein, w. Vein
stein, A. Zorrer- Bien; violas. D. Taub,
NJ. Rubin; 'cellos, DR.. A. Parsonhet,
Ed Valentine; flute, Rudolf Mancini;
clarinets, George Soper, William Pat
ten; comets, Charles Townley, David
Glickstein: trombone, Edward Das-
sing; tympany, William Roehm;
piano and organ, Frieda Hatcher,
Helene Katzin, Esther Block, Eliza
beth Speelman, Pearl Weinstein.
Miss Margaret Leggett, of Plain
field, was the honored guest yester
day afternoon at the auction bridge
given by Miss Helen Paul. of 1149
Broad street. Seven tables were in
play.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ed
wards Casebolt, Mrs. Chester Cleaver.
miss Emily 1llingworth, Miss Aileen
Illingworth Miss Hazel. Bliss. Miss
Adelaide Hartman, Miss Helen Dow
den. Miss Ella Feigenspan Miss Mar
jorie Day, Miss Marion Bailey Miss
Nellie Foster, Miss Helen Elleau, Miss
Emily Ward, Mrs. Philip Ross, of this
city; Miss Elizabeth Atwater. of Glen
Ridge: Mrs. Paul J. Harton. of New
Rochelle; Mrs. William Carroll Will
son, of Short Hills; Miss Elridge, of
Long Island; Mrs. George Schrine,
Miss Priscilla ShorHun, Miss Pauline
Shorlrun, of New York city; Mrs.
George Wilkinson and Mrs. Edward
Hazen. of East Orange.
Miss Beatrice Naylor, of SO Mapes
avenue, will entertain at whist this
evening. The national colors will
prevail in the decorations and the
guests will be Jean Hood, of kearny,
who will give a program of vocal SCI
lections; Miss Marjorie Chase, Miss
Emma Gearing. Miss Helen Oster-
poudt. Miss c. Smith, Miss Doris
Blanchard, Miss Mary Wilde, Ora
ham Nichols, Willard Kellar, Elton
Millman. John Mann, A. Barry, J.
thur Macdonald.
The annual reception of the Ray
Palmer Club was given yesterday
afternoon at the Young Women's
Christian Association building. SO
Washington street. In. the receiving
line were the president, Miss Kate L.
Hamilton; the vice-president, Mrs.
James w. Howard; the recording
secretary, Mrs. Clarence w. Mande-
vile; the corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Edmund L. Rolf; the federation
secretary, Mrs. Frank R. Smith; the
treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Brown, and
the auditor. Mrs. Lewis Rose.
Tea roses. white sweet peas, pussy
willow and freezia prevailed in the
decoration of the tea tables, at which
Mrs. James H. Denison and Mrs. Seth
r. Abrams presided. The foaters
were Mrs. Edmund s. Morris Mrs.
Arthur c. Smith, Miss Laura R.
Smith, Miss Hildegarde Howard Miss
Julia Rose. Mrs. Hardy Bush and
Mrs. Beatrice Maybaum Stern.
A string orchestra played during
the afternoon