Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-30

AIRS. GEORGE +. MAYNARD. of
AVA South Eleventh street, enter
fafhed at whist Saturday afternoon
at her home in honor of Miss Vir-
ginia Van Dahl, of Brooklyn. Miss
Van Dahfs engagement to Richmond
c. Snow, of East Orange, was re-
II Gently announced The wedding will
take place in the early spring. The
guests We're Mrs. Annette Day, Miss
& Marietta Maynard, Miss Grace Daily
and Miss Carrie Maynard, of this
s city; Mrs. L. nj. Pierson, Mrs. Will
lam Snow, jr., Mrs. William II.
Wakefield, Mrs. John P. Maynard,
Miss Georgiana Wakefield, Mrs. w.
Lawrence Pierson and Mrs. Edward
a. Peoples, of East Orange; Mrs.
Warren b. Stout and Mrs. Adam
Glutting. of South Orange; Mrs.
James II. Maynard, of New York,
and Miss Alice Calvin and Miss
Mary Calvin, of Upper Montclair.
Mrs. David Bobken, of Hillside
i avenue, left the city last week for an
extended Western trip. She will
/ spend most of her visit in Chicago,
4 where she will be the guest of her
school chums.
David A. Eskin, of Boston, is visit
ing friends in this city. He will re-
4 turn home the latter part of next
a week.
A business meeting of the New
Jersey Wonen's Press Club will be
q held next Monday afternoon in the
8 Young Women's Christian AsSocia-
ton building, SO Washington street.
Miss Merna Bryerton, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Bryerton, enter
tanned few of her friends Saturday
evening at her home, 263 Peshine
avenue. Those present were Miss M
81 Afillnore, Miss Anna Adams, Miss
Katherine Mathews, Miss H. Brecht,
n Miss H. Temple and p. Hoffman, j.
a Foley, l. Abbey, ]. McMann, j. Black
hurst, w. billiard and J. Meyers, of
this city; and the following from out
of town: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vinegar,
of New Brunswick: Miss M. Wine
gar, of Perth Amboy; the Misses j.
4 Vinegar, J.. Vinegar. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards, Edward Brun, w. Cum
q bingham, of Metuchen, and Miss II.
A Carney, F. Carney, and r. Lewis, of
A Jersey City.
Invitations will be issued shortly to
the members of st. Mary's Academy
II "A
party to be held Saturday afternoon,
December u, at the Washington.
Mrs. John T. Sinnott, jr., will be the
hostess, and will be assisted by Mrs.
J. Allen Conklin, Mrs. Frank Devlin
and Mrs. Mary q. German, who
will HAYS charge of the tallies. The
other officers of the association Will
also assist.
On Wednesday evening the third OF
Miss Louise Connolly's lectures on
suffrage argument will take place al
the headquarters of the Women's Po-
Htical Union, IS Halsey street. Inc
subject will be Arguments Based on
Principle" This class is open to
uon-members.
Members of the Roseville Council
Daughters of Liberty, will hold card
marty this evening in their headquar-
tiers, Orange and Sixth streets
Euchre, whist and pinochle will be
played.
The members of the Junior Newarl
Equal Suffrage League will elect off,
GERS tomorrow evening at their regu-
lar meeting, to be held at headquar-
tiers, SO Halsey street.
J. H. Reitzel, a senior of Lehigt
University, is recovering from an at,
tack of typhoid fever at the home o.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reitzel
of 537 South Orange avenue.
The Saturday Club held its regular
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
horne of Mrs. L. A. Reuss, OF 1Si