Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-02
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

cutionist, and Mrs. Leah Kridel Seeley
who will give vocal selections.
Miss Jennie Michaels and Miss
Amelia Straus are in charge Of the
arrangements.
Those who will preside at the tea
tables are Miss Bertha Berman and
Miss Nellie Back, assisted by Miss
Helena Straus, Miss Mary Hood, Miss
Carrie Kempe, Miss Clara Finger
Miss Bertha Straus. Miss Ruth Off
ner, Miss Edna Friedenberg, Miss
Rosalie Hirschberg and Miss Flor
ence kamm.
Miss Josie Weirman, Miss Lena ia
cobs and Miss Paula Marx will be In
charge of the booth In which fancy
articles made by the children of the
home will be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Seymour, Of
Atlantic street. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, MISS
Aimee H. Seymour, to Harold -
Cleworth, Of Winchester Mass. The
wedding will take place early In the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Schwab, of
SO Stirling street, were the host ana
hostess at a New Years eve recep-
ton at their home. A midnight sup
per was served. Holly and mistletoe
were the prevailing decorations.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Rothschild, Miss Anna Van
tandt. Miss Gertrude Schoup, the
Misses Bertha and Louise Litzbauer,
the Misses Viola and Bertha Roths-
child, Miss Trina Rhinlander, Miss
Ruby Barry, Miss Catherine O'Con-
nor. Miss Madeline Wissel, Miss Ruth
Boylan, Miss Catherine Koch, Miss
Minnie Heldrick, the Misses Bertha
and Margaret Huber, Miss Meta Nit
chel, Miss Anna Stohns and Martin
Rhinlander, Ralph Slime, Richard
Thile, Walter Payne, Henry Litz-
bauer, William Kull and Norman
Trohen, of Newark; Ralph Tousen, of
Orange; Ward Dandy, of East Or
ange; Louis Wehrle, of Elizabeth;
Frank Bella, of New York; Ben We'll
com, of Brooklyn; Walter Schwab,
of Philadelphia, and John Jones, of
Scranton, Pa.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Charles LIE Roy Farrell, of 624
Clifton avenue, for bridge party to
be held at the Washington Thursday
afternoon, January 10.
Miss Alma Huelsenbeck. of South
Tenth street, entertained New
Years Eve party at her home. Among
those present were Miss Marie Mofatt,
Miss Eta Huelsenbeck, Miss Made-
line Brown, Miss Ethel Pearce and
Miss Ida Huelsenbeck and Warren
T. Moffatt, Harold Dennison, ]. Heit-
zenroder, c. Robert Lay, Henry Lay
and William Waddington.
Miss Minnie Sirota was guest of
honor at a New Years party given
last night by Miss Nina Krasner at
her home, 159 Peshine avenue. Christ
mas greens and flowers were used in
the decorations. A musical program
was given and a midnight supper
served.
Among those present were Miss
Alma Stern, Of Washington, d. c.;
Miss Beatrice Ross and Miss Sylvia
Stolman, Of Brooklyn; Miss Unis
Wolfe. of New York city. and Miss
Selma Krasner. Miss Frances Sirota,
Miss Mary Sirota and Miss Dolly
Sirota. of this city, and Abraham
Stolman, Louis Sirota and Felix Golf,
of this city; Jack Rosenbloon, of
Scrantons Elmer Starr, Chester Sinar,
Sidney Kramer, Harold Straus and
Maurice Ross, of New York city.
Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, of
Short Hills, was guest of honor to-
day at luncheon given by her sister
in-law. Mrs. Littleton Kirkpatrick, of
424 Ridge street. Among those present
were Mrs. Howard E. Ogle, Mrs. Har-
rison Sayre Higbie, Mrs. Roger
Young, Miss Mildred Dennis, Miss
Frances Williamson, Miss Fannie
Gordon Dodd and Miss Eleanor Nc
Carter.
Mrs. Galen ]. Perrett. of 492 Mt.
Prospect avenue, was "at home" yes
terday afternoon to members OF the
College Woman's Club of Essex Coun-
ty. Christmas greens prevailed in
the decorations. The hostess was
assisted in receiving by Miss Chris
tine Van Wagenen and Miss Florence
Doll. Miss Florence Eddowes and
Miss Florence Herold presided at the
tea tables.
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