Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-17
l-6do1o1 8 2penoono1.y.

A RRANGEMENTS are under way
"A for the annual charity dance to
be given under the auspices of the
Ladies' Sewing Circle of st. Bridget 5
Church, Wednesday, February 3, at
Krueger's auditorium. The proceeds
of the affair will be turned over TO the
poor of the parish
= Judge Patrick J. Dolan is chairman
of the arrangements committee and
William S. Bagan is secretary. The
eEsistants are: Bernard M. Stanley.
jr, Dr. Leo j. McManus, Andrew j..
Brady, Michael Dodd, sr., Terence De-
vine, Frank McTague, Frank Sheri-
dan, Thomas Burke, Michael Tighe,
Philip A. Mcclure, Andrew W. Nc
Cabe, DR.. Hesser Mcbride, Joseph Nc
Tague, John Smith, Stephen ]. Fo-
garty, William McEnhill and Captain
Charles j. Allen.
Those on the reception committee
Include Bernard NJ. Stanley jr., chair
man; Edward II. Mccormick, sr., DR..
Albert Wickman, DR.. Edward NJ.
Richman, Harry McGill John Tierney,
Charles O'Toole, John Wassmer, Ed
agard III. Mccormick, jr., DIR. ID. l..
Mccormick, Frederick Reith, Arthur
#. Gallagher. Charles E. Bond,
Thomas II. Guthrie, Timonthy F.
Foyle, James Smith, 3rd, Joseph
AlCSdHs InOtIidS A6dEUSy COHuOIs
Martin J. Cooney. Michael ]. Tansey
and John w. McAuliffe.
DR.. McManus will be floor director.
Those on the floor committee are:
Francis Smyth, Joseph M. Byrne, jr.,
John f. Kelly, Bernard S. McManus,
Dr.. Luke M. Delaney, Joseph A. Hur-
ley, Paul Rowe, DIR. Raymond Mullln,
DR.. Paul Devine, George Mccormick,
William Conlon, John II. Hennegan,
John +. Dempsey, jr., William Duffy,
George Barber, Joseph McDonougl1.
William A. Maher. Joseph S. Carroll,
George Degnan, Joseph Conlin, David
Tierney. Frank c. Kircher, Matthew
l.. O'Brien, Frederick H. Yeomans,
i John A. LOTUS, Joseph v. Lupo, For
rest Barber, Joseph Barber, Paul Bel
taire and Fred c. Heitman.
Mrs. U. D. Ryno, jr.. of 269 Chad
wick avenue, entertained the members
of her card club yesterday afternoon.
Prizes were taken by Mrs. ]. Kenney,
Mrs. L. Lawson and the hostess.
After the games q buffet luncheon
was served. The next meeting will
take place December 2s, at the home
of Mrs. A. Grosner.
Announcement has been made of
those who will be in charge of the
various booths and tables at the sale
OF fancy work, aprons, candy and re-
freshments, which will be held Sum
day afternoon from 3 until in the
sJewish orphanage under the drec
zion of the Hebrew Women's Orphan
Aid Society. The affair will be in
commemoration of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the society organiza-
lion. The reception committee will
include the officers, Mss Jennie
Michael, president; Miss Nellie Bach,
president; Miss Helena Strauss
secretary, and Miss Lena Jacobs,
treasurer.
Those on the fancy work commit
tee are Miss Paula Marx, Miss Emily
Shoenthal, Miss Rosalie Hirchberg,
Miss Rebecca Kaufman and Miss
Bertha Stfaus. Miss Florence Kamm
Miss Edna Friedenberg, Miss Carrie
kernpe and Miss Bertha Bierman viii
have charge of the candy table; Miss
Josephine Wierman and Miss Carrie
Singer will be in charge of the
2prons, and Miss Nina Platky, Miss
Helen Aronson, Miss Mary Hood and
Miss Amelia Strauss will be on the
refreshment committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fryer. of 65
Seymour avenue, announce the en-
gagement of Mrs. F'ryers daughter
Miss Florence Louise Rogers, to
Charles Kitterer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles sKitterer, of 663 Hunterdor
street.