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

HA are expected in Newark this eve
Anlng, after an extended wedding trip
hrough the South. Mrs. McCarter
Vas formerly Miss Dorothy Parker, of
New York city. The couple have
taken a house at 81 Clinton avenue.
Miss Augusta Winant and Miss Jen-
ME Winant, of 264 Clinton avenue,
have left for three weeks trip
through the South. They will visit at
Washington, Richmond and Old Point
Comfort rH
pne hundred couples were enter
ta1ned last night at the Washington
BY Mrs. Matthias Plum, jr., of II Lin
Toln Park, at a dance. Spring flow
lrs, palms and southern smilax pre-
Vailed in the decorations.
4 The subscription dance given last
night at the Hotel Biltmore, New
York city, under the auspices of the
New York Alumnae Chapter of Trim
ity College Washington, D. c., was
attended by a large number of New
arkere, Among those present from
Irene O'Crowley, DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Horsford, Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Mulligan, Miss Lillian
Seitz, Miss Grace Dougherty, DR..
James B. Davidson and Walter Dav-
idson.
The Liliiette, a club composed of six
young women, gave a dance at the
Davis parlors on Broad street last
light The patronesses were Mrs. II.
Berry, Mrs. j. Caffrey, Mrs. B.
Haines, Mrs. r. Herman. Mrs. J. Man
gin, Mrs. NJ. Mclaughlin and Mrs. j.
Reilly All the latest dances were
on the program.
The club members are Eileen
Berry, Emma Mclaughlin, Anna May
Reilly, Marguerite Haines. Blanche
Herman, Elsie Caffrey Their guests
were Misses May Ber"en. Anna Col
den, Violet Regan. Genevieve Hub
BILE, Rose LIE elise, Rose Pfreund-
Haines, Agnes McKenna, May Coo
gan, Dolly REILLY and Messrs. Walter
Murray, George Coey. Frank Nc
Cauley. Redmond Herman, Lawrence
Murphy, Joseph Riordan, Maurice
Dougherty, James Mulligan. William
Brohne, Vincent Caffrey, Frank CAT
frey. Edward REILLY. Frank REILLY,
Cecil Berry, Edward Carly. Vernon
Roche, E. C. Reilly, M. F. Dougherty
H, Wallhauser. P. l.. Nickel, I. c.
Devlin, H. Tibbons and p. NJ. Heller.
Miss Margaret Dougherty, of Wal
lace place, was the hostess yesterday
afternoon at a miscellaneous shower
given in honor of Miss Helen Say.
whose marriage to Leo Donaldson, OF
Nutley, will be solemnizeed Tuesday
afternoon at $50 at st. MichaePs Ro-
man Catholic Church. The shower
was given at the home of Miss Says
sister, Mrs. Fred Winters, 10 North
Fifth street.
The pupils of Abraham Nelson, as
sisted by Ralph Lipschutz, violinist,
gave piano recital in Wallace Hall
last night. There were about 900 per-
sons present and they loudly ap-
plauded the different numbers on the
program. The participants were
Sahra Kruger Rose Schwartz, Esther
Farber Harry Brotman, Rose Far
her, Eleanor BeclSelman, Sadie Ru-
dolph. Rose Schapiro, Tessie Devar-
co, Herman, Schapiro, Emil Bertl
Rose Danzis, Minnie Schwartz, Mol
lie Weitzman, Mamie Schaffer, Betty
Watman, Eleanor Joffe, Harold Rose,
Emma Zeeman, A. Nelson.
Mrs. j. Meredith Miller, of 300 Rose
Vile avenue, entertained yesterday
afternoon at auction bridge in honor
Of Miss Emily Ward, whose marriage
- r3roes l.. Martin, of 206 North
Seventh street, will take place Thurs
ts,-.1aprIl %. The hostess and guest
Of honor were assisted in the duties
IT the day by Mrs. Alexander s.
Ward, Mrs. Theodore p. Huffman
and Mrs. John J. Miller. There were
four tables in play. Yellow roses and
palms were used in the decorations.
Mrs. Frank Shay, of Seventh ave-
nue. is entertaining her niece. Miss
Sadie Robinson, of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
I The French kmusicale to be given
next Thursday evening at 8:15 o'clock
by the pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Man
i'll Spruce street, will include lee
ture on French music by Daniel e.
Hervey.
The following program has been ar
ranged Ensemble class, Thomas,
qS11-1S96), overture, "Mignon; Often
bach QS19-1S80,) intermezzo, Minuet
4 and Barcarole from lies Contes
D'Hoffman"; Gounod, (1S1S-1S93)
Faust selection; chamber music,
Mazas, (1782-1849,) trio, 1.-TWO violins
and viola,) Andante, OPP. IS, Yetta
Liss, Flora Rubin, Michael Rubin,
(viola); GODDARD, (1S49-1895,) Minuet,
tMidnight,) violin quartet, op. IS.
Zorrer- Bein. l. Liss, S. Ash and H.
Shumlin; Debussy, (1S62) Second
Arabesque, (piano duet) Frieda Kat
chen, Hellent Katzin; Dancla, ISIS
1907 Fantastic Brillante, OPP, 119,
violin -quartet,) NJ Scheininger, w.