Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

! Miss Ada e. yogeier, 70 Harry saul
ter, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Sautter, also of this city. The an
nouncement was made at whist
given by Mrs. Vogeler Saturday aft
ernoon. Ten tables were in play and
jonqulls prevailed In the decorations.
The first annual banquet Of the
Alpha Sigma Phi will be held next
Saturday night at Achtel-Stetters.
The toastmaster will be Robert M.
Dunn, president Of the Young Peo-
pies Athletic Social Union or the
Forest Hill Presbyterian Church.
David NJ Meeker is chairman OF the
committee in charge OF the general
arrangements.
Arrangements are being completed
for the second annual charity bazaar
which viii be given Thursday after
noon, March 5, at the Washington,
under the auspices OF the Hebrew
Ladies' Immediate Relief Society.
The society will be assisted by the
members Of Iulda Lodge, u. Q. T. 5.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Marie School, OF 466 Washington
street. yesterday afternoon by her
friends. a musical program was
given, AOIlOWeu " o4ALleA' @a.4OA.5
those present were Miss Ruth Slack,
Misc Frances Slack, Miss Helen Slack,
Miss Mary Hooley, Miss Dorothy
Booley, Miss Sarah Hooley, Miss
Consuelo Du Mont, Miss Gertrude De-
vine, Miss Mary Backus, Miss Mar
garet Madden. Miss Agnes Bowers,
Miss Lillian Miles, Miss Anna Earl,
Lambert School, Fred Du Mont,
Theodore Slate James Devine, Frank
~, ~ Mot
thew Leonard.
a Washington's Birthday celebra-
ton was given last night by Mr.. and
AIRS. AdoIph Laufer, OF S7S Paramount
avenue, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Bertha Laufer. Among those
present were Miss Frances Klein,
Miss Fannie Kruger, Miss Elsie
CHASER, Miss Ida Reich, Miss Sylvia
Adler, Miss Minnie Kramer, Miss
Minnie CHASER, Miss Fannie Strin-
sky, Frank Zukerman. Nathan Alper-
stein, Alfred Hechy. William Gin
mings, Louis Epsel, Herman Snyder,
Jonas Alperstein and Victor CHASER.
Miss Sophia Goldman, OF 2SS Bel
mont avenue, is visiting friends at
Lakewood.
n "ul9L GAAA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAAC WCi
was given Saturday afternonon by
Mrs. Ernest c. Gierding. of 5sS Cen
trail avenue, In honor of her sister
Miss Clara e. Nicol, whose en-
gagement to Charles Jockey Sin
clair, of this city, formerly Of
no o: Jonquils and pussy viii
lows prevailed in the decorations and
the guests were Mrs. Archer L.
Chaplin, Mrs. George Kuhn, Mrs. Otto
Seher, Mrs. Frederick Goertz, Mrs
Frederick Parisette, Mrs. Emile
Nicol, Mrs. August Goertz, Miss
Eleanor Hendrickson, Miss Florence
Herold, Miss Melitta Kruger, Miss
Emma Geiger, Miss Louise Geiger,
Miss Anna Wallace. Miss Margaret
T'urton, Miss Freda Goertz, Miss Flor
ence Gillespie, Miss Hazel Huff, Miss
Ida Bennett, Miss Gertrude Corbett,
Miss Anna Eckert, Miss Clara Eekert
and Miss Emma J. Merkel. The
marriage OF Miss Nicol and Mr.. Sin
clair will probably take place in the
fall.
Miss Ray Rosenbaum, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rosenbaum. OF
549 Bergen street, and Philip Papier,
also of this city, were married last
at Ne" s<AiA4S I1dll W
Rabbi Emanuel Blum.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white bro
caded crepe gown draped with white
brocaded chiffon and bordered with
white fox, long net veil caught up
with orange blossoms and carried
shower bouquet Of bride roses and
white carnations.
The bridegroom's sister, Miss Lena