Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-07


THE members Of the Lyric Club and
a few intimate friends were the
guests of former Judge Thomas ).
Henry yesterday afternoon at MS
home, 1177 Broad street, The guest
Of honor was Mrs. Samuel L. Mckee,
of La Crosse, Wis, who is spending
3 short time in Newark. The host
was assisted by Mrs. jay Ten Eyck
and Mrs. Chester Hoag. Mr.. and
Airs. Edwin Markham. Mr.. and Mrs.
ira K. Morris and Rev. DIR. Lyman
Whitney Allen gave literary readings.
The program was as follows: the
Leading Of the Aldens." by Mrs
Markham; "A Vision of a Mature
Mind,D Just She" and Lincoln at
Gettysburg" by DR.. Allen; THE
Graves of the Huegenots." by Mrs.
Norris; 1.-THE Troops in the Picket
Line" by Mr. Morris; How the
Great Guest Came" by Mrs Mark
ham; Margaret Drew" by Mr.. Nor
ris, and Consider the Lilies" by Mrs.
Morris.
At the opening Of the program Mr..
Henry honored the memory of the late
Mrs. Henry, who was president Of the
Lyric Club. with a short memorial
service. Miss Leila Mckee, Of Rich
mond, Ky, who is a house guest Of
Mr. Henry, rendered violin solos at
the close of the afternoon.
The managers Of the Home for the
Friendless have arranged for their
annual Christmas sale and entertain.
ment to be given at Wallace Hall
Thursday, December 3. Mrs. Albert
Thompson is chairman of the enter
Imminent committee, and is being
assisted by Miss Jane G. Swain and
Miss Rose Nichols. Mrs. John +.
Weeks is in charge of the ehildren's
entertainment and Mrs. Benjamin
Tucker is assisting her.
Arrangements are under way for
the annual supper and Christmas
bazar to be held by the members of
the First Methodist Protestant
Church next Thursday and Friday.
Those in charge of the various tables
include Mrs. ]. W. Thompson. Mrs.
E. A. Kircheim. Mrs. J. A. Weigand,
Miss Title Smith, Mrs. B. c. Evans,
Miss Edith Hunt. Mrs. D. Corson,
Mrs Harry La Tourette, Miss Car
RE Shoyer, Mrs. c. F. Metz. Mrs.
w. S. Wolf. Mrs. II. o. Hopkins.
Miss Elizabeth Parker, Mrs. Oscar
Kunze, Mrs. II. j. Lemaire, Mrs. r.
w Mathews, Mrs. L. L. Courier,
Mrs. Oscar Schuman, Miss Helen
Boyle. Mrs. F. A. Day, Miss Eliza
beth Biebel. Mrs. Sturgeon. Mrs.
F. C. Richie, Mrs. II. ]. Mol
Ter, Mrs. G. T. Becht, Mrs. Mary
Schureman, Mrs. ". c. Johnston,
Mrs. Ida jacques, Mrs. Sarah
Spence. Mrs. Oscar F'alks, Mrs. E.
G. Macosky, Mrs. A. A. Dipple, Mrs.
=. II. Chandler, Mrs. c. H. Will
Jams, Mrs. j. II. Fogwell, Mrs.
Carrie Lang. Mrs. W. A. Waldron,
Mrs. w. W. Townsend, Mrs. A.
Beers. Mrs. Freda Joerger, Mrs. F.
Z. Ayers. Miss Mary Llewellyn, Mrs.
Riker, Mrs. Fred Shoyer, Mrs
Adolph Derkel, Mrs. NJ. C. Trout,
Mrs. c. NJ. Cornelius, Mrs. ]. S.
Rewtoner, Mrs. r. ]. Goerke, Mrs.
Harry L. looks. Mrs. Edwin A.
Kirch, Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. William
Fryer, Mrs. George Schumacher.
Mrs. w. Albert Banister, Mrs. Will
lam E. Cain, Mrs. George Arntz,
Mrs. Fred Holloway, Mrs. e. L.
Phillips. Miss Amelia Peal, Mrs.
Eliza Peal, Mrs. E. G. Van Ness,
Miss Elsie Rummel, Mrs. w. o.
Dixon, Mrs. j. H. Lawson, Mrs. A.
y. Schurte, Mrs. ]. c. Edinger, Mrs.
J.. F Eckhart, Mrs. W. G. Dixon,
Mrs. M. L. Bailey, Mrs. Steven, Mrs.
Rupprecht and Mrs. F. Rummel.
Mrs. Edith Smith, OF 70 Nelson
place, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Sophia Smith, to
James Nj. Johnston, of East Orange.
The date for the wedding has not
been set.
Miss Lulu Schneider. OF 7s6 Clinton
avenue, was the hostess Monday cve-
ming at the meeting of the Ithlecam
Whist Club. Prizes were won by the
Misses Matilda Harter Evelyn Firner
and Theresa Harter. The next meet
ing viii be held at the home of Miss
Annetta Groel, of Vailsburg.
The members of the Salmagundi
Club were entertained yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin
kirch, of $50 Clinton avenue. Papers
we're read by Mrs. John Frying, and
Mrs. Richard B. Lunn read papers on
Industrial and Commercial Awak-
ening" and awakening of Ancient
Nippon" A discussion was led by
Miss Helen Harrison and Mrs. Black
ford. Their topic was Japan" A
short musical program was given at
the close of the afternoon. Mrs. John
Frying presided.
The wedding of Miss Feuerstein,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Feuerstein. OF 293 Hunterdon street.
and Louis Buchner, of New York, will
take place December q at the home
of the bride-elect.
The first evening meeting of the
Newark Council of Jewish Women
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