Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-23

a ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
"A of the engagement of Miss Mae
Hessian, of 10 James street, and John
.. Grimm, son of Herman Grimm, of
$40 Thirteenth avenue. The date for
the wedding has not been set
Lieutenant Joseph ]. Owens and
MIS-. owens gave a reception recently
IN honor of their daughter, Miss
Florence Owens. at their home, Sc
South Thirteenth street. a piano
solo was rendered by Miss Sophie
Friedrich
The guests included Miss Bertha
Graves, Miss Gertrude Eagen, Miss
Margaret Casey, Miss Nellie Hol-
eombe, Miss Laura Huyler, Miss
Sadie Owens, Miss May Farrell, Miss
May Purcell, Miss Bridget Purcell,
Miss Anna McGrath, Miss Lucy
Creighton, Miss Sophie Friedrich,
Miss Catharine Mclaughlin, Miss
Mae Owens and Miss Pauline Schol-
der, G. Philips, Harry Brady, James
Francisco, Roy Gethards, Max II.
Ram. Chauncey Keane, Claude
O'Brien, Robert Martin, William
Neal, Jean Smith, William Merkle,
Gus Smith, Clifford Schott, Arthur
Bamford, Walter Garabrant and
Walter Kennedy.
meeting of the Neighborhood
Social Club was held Tuesday eve
ming at the Neighborhood House, 300
Market street The club is planning
to have whist and dance the latter
part of January. Final details will
be arranged at the next meeting.
Those in charge of the affair are
William Stollman- chairman; MISS
Esther Weinglass, Miss Esther Gallo
WITT and Samuel KandeL The ofil-
GERS of the club are: President
Abram Friedland; vice-president,
Miss Sadie Greenberg; secretary,
Miss Mae Friedland, and treasurer,
L. S. Lerman.
Arrangements are nearly complete
for the card party to be held by the
Sewing Circle and Young Ladies So
dality of st. Mary's Church, in Doel-
gers Hall, next Tuesday evening
Whist, pinochle and bean bag Will
be played. Prizes will be awarded TO
the winners. A reception VIII follow
the games. The arrangement COM
mittee is as follows: Miss A. range
man, NJ. Zehnder. M. Jockel M. An
gerstein, K. Smittberger, Mrs. Merz,
Mrs. Groel. Mrs. Geyler, Mrs. STRUCK,
Mrs. +. OellSers, Mrs. Wolfart, MISS
FIELDER. Miss Duffy, e. Criqui, M.
Mayer A. and I. Weingard, t.
Baumgartner, A. Robrecht, NJ. Bes-
singer f. and A. Mechler, e. Meister,
[, Schmidt A. and j. Mayer, M.
Bien, r. Zimmerman. +. and A.
Meister, K. Baumgartner. G. Thona,
Nj. Vollmer, L. and G. Kormann. l..
Sieben. G.. Koermaier, G. Oelkers, >.
Kept, j. Motzenbecker, A. Gless' M
Grimm. 3. Rutland, l.. HOFFMAN, ~.
Tangeman, E. Zellner, b. Amman, a.
Schramm. e. Duetsch, M. Harter, A
Tacobi p Grimm. ]. Strack, c. Seels
man. ST., c. Seelman, jr., +. zelgier'
r. Mayer. G.. Schermer, G. Sommer
Excelsior Branch No. 200, L. G. u.
A. will hold q card party at the
home of Mrs. Hugh Mulligan, at 10
North Seventh street, TUESDAY eve
ming. All members and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
Directors and members OF the new,
avk branch of the Neddlework Gulio
of, America on the list OF the sectIo,i
president, Mrs. Howard Nanoerpooi,
wiz he entertained this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Vanderpooi, at
$50 sanford avenue, Irvington.
Mrs. Nav Lamberton Baker, OF New
York city, will be guest OF honor next
Thursday at the tea to be given py
M Iobn D. Wyeth and Mrs. Joel
n Foy. at the home of the latter, S2S
North Seventh street. Mrs. roy VIII
he assisted by Mrs. stephen a. oran-
berry. Mrs. Ibeon b. Scott, Mrs.
George F. King and Mrs. william NJ
odeli' Mrs. Samuel Owen and MIS-.
Robert Crabb will preside at the tea
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Riker, OIL
Dickerson street, have been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. James butier'
of Long Branch.
Miss Jean Kerr, of New Londoii,
Conn. is visiting at the home OF Mrs.
John Clark, of Oakland terrace.