Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-28
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INVITATIONS have been issued by
4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holden Huss,
of New York city, formerly of this
city, for an informal musicale to be
given Monday afternoon, Decem-
Der Il, at 4 o'clock, in Carnegie Hall
A number Of well-known Newarkers
have been invited to attend
Miss Norma c. Warren, Of Clinton
avenue, will be the honored guest
this afternoon at an auction bridge
partv to be given by Miss Naomi
lie Ter, of Madison, at the home OF
Miss Heller's brother, }. Walter Hell
Ter. Maplewood. Miss Warren was
rendered a surprise personal shower
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Marguerite Martin, of $40 Wood
side avenue. It was given by the
members of the Delta Kappa Soror-
ity. Miss Warren s marriage to Al
bert r. lube, also of this city, viii
take pace in the near future.
The following musical program
viii be given Thursday evening at
Wa lace Hall, when the managers OIL
tho Home for the Friendless vii
hold their annual bazaar and CHRIST
mas sale: Z once Loved a Boy,
arranged by J. Robinson, Miss Tor
padie: "Tu Take You Home Again,
Kathleen" old Irish, Mr.. Tanning
'.The Bonnie Wee Mare" County
Donegal. Mr.. flaming; 81 Know
Where I'm Coin" County Antrim,
Miss forbade: IAN Island Spinning
song" Innismurry, Miss Torpadlei
.'She Is Far From the Land tMoore),
Lambert Mr.. Tanning; THE irish
Washerwomann j's), ar, Tanning
"An Irish Reel" Arr. Nilliers stan
ford. Miss Torpadi2 and Mr. Fan
ming; IAN, Ever Tnus," Glover Miss
Torpadie and Mr.. E'auning; "katVs
letter." Lady Dufterip; 'The Last
lcse of Summer" Moore; Kitty OF
Colain." Miss To yadis; "Hillarney5
Ralfe: THE Low-Back Car (LoYer),
rJollv Plough Boy The Kerry
Dance" Molloy, Mo Tanning, and
.'Believe Me if All Those Endearing
Young Charms" Moore by Miss
'rt1padle and Mr. Tanning.
There win be usual sale OF fancy
articles. cake. candy and the ever
lscnular grab bag" tlDle. Mrs. Ben
samin Atha is chairman of the gen
sral committee in charge Of the ar
engagements.
The regular monthly meeting q
the Kera mic Society VIII be held next
Thursday morning at the Young
Women's Christian Association, %
Washington street. A design on n
ealsfast plate will be the subject
ldied
The members Of the Ray Palmer
lub will observe clue day next Fri
lav afternoon. The meeting VIII be
q
iian Association Hall Mrs. Frank
smith is chairman of the program
committee.
Miss Frances Dilworth is chairman
of the program committee for the
regular meeting of the College
Woman's Club, of Essex county, to
he held at the y. NJ. c. A. The pro-
cram will consist of q supper and
fashion show.
Mrs. Charles Bradley, Mrs. Henry
Young, jr., Mrs. Robert w. Cum
ming and Mrs. Dudley Farrand nave
taken boxes for the benefit perform
ance Of "Sari' to be given Monday
evening under the auspices or the
board of managers of the Home Tor
Aged Women, 225 Mt. pleasant
avenue. ! Lt tOlLliiALlEU Al ~i4NA =
announce that there are still many
good seats to be had and a few
boxes that have not been taken Mrs.
young, of Bernardsville, Is in charge
of the sale of boxes. Mrs. William
Paul, jr., is chairman of the ar
arrangement committee. and Is assisted
by Mrs. Everett z. Rhodes and other
members of the auxiliary.
The Elberon Bowling Club will
hold its annual whist and dance at
Dodgers Hall, Morris avenue, Tues
day. December g. The entertainment
committee is completing its final ar
rangements to make the affair the
most successful of its kind. The en-
tertainment committee consists of
David Straus, chairman, and Eman-
mel London, Leo Schwartz, Isadore
Strauss, Ruth steinhardt and Fran
ces SiIverstein.
Everything is ready for the bail TO
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