Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-04

We're: Miss Bessie Davis. Miss Helen
Stewart, Miss Hazel Jacobus, Miss
Gereta Fleming, Miss Minnie RoWley,
Arthur III. Bross, James Fox, Leslie
f. Whelan, Edward Carter Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son B. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Car
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fox and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry f. Holste.
A japanese party was given last.
night by Miss Irene Germanus, of SAT
South Eleventh street There We're
twenty-five present, the young ladies
being attired in Japanese costumes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Housewives League will be held
Monday afternoon at the Young
Womens Christian Association, SO
Washington street. The council will
meet at 2:3O and the regular meeting
at O'Clock. Mrs. Clarence w. Man
deville will report on the ice inVesti-
cation, and Mrs. Beatrice Maybaum
Stern will give q report of her COM
mittee on shop inspection.
Routine business will be transacted
and the election OF officers will take
place. At o'clock John w. Dob
bins, head of the Essex County Mos
quito determination Commission, will
give an illustrated talk on the "EX-
terminating of Insects in the Tropical
Zones"
Mrs. Edward X. Wetherell. of IS
Baldwin avenue, entertained the
members of the Woman's Union of
the First Congregational Jube Me
mortal Church at her home Thursday
afternoon. Miss Honora De Busk
was the speaker for the afternoon.
She spoke in the interest of the Con-
gregational Educational Society in
New York. Mrs. Robert n. >ANaring
led the devotional service. Vocal Sc
, lections We're rendered by Mrs. B. f.
Pest, accompanied by Mrs. James S.
Conover, violinist, and Mrs. Dirdell
were given by Mrs. Lincoln T..
Thompson. Mrs. Harry Baldwin as
sisted the hostess during the social
hour that followed.
The first rehearsal for THE Legend
of the Muses." which will be given
at the Shubert Theatre the week of
May II for the benefit of the Anti
tuberculosis Society, was held last
night at the Seibert Dance Studio,
Broad street and Central avenue.
Students of the Normal School and
the high schools, the dancers at the
ball given by the Women's Political
Union of New Jersey and the mem
bers of the cast of the college Hero"
have been invited to take part in
the production. Emil Hoffman, is
general director, Ernest H. Seibert,
dancing director, and Anselm Goetzl,
music director. Mrs. l. Lester Sewage
is chairman of the committee in
charge.
The annual reception of the Sal
nagundi Club was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ste
phen b. Harrison, of 740 Clinton ave-
nue.. There was a large attendance
OF club members and their friends
and representatives of other clubs.
The club colors, pink and green,
were carried out in the decorations
with carnations and Southern smilax,
and receiving with the hostess were
the officers of the club, Mrs. VIII
liam S. Corwin, president; Mrs.
Myron w. Morse, vice president;
Mrs. Nathaniel G. Van Doren, and
Mrs. John Frying, secretaries, and
Mrs. George L. Horle, treasurer.
During the afternoon the following
program was given: Vocal solos, IT
Know A Lovely Garden" D'Harde.
lot; THY Beaming Eyes" MaoDow-
Song" Roche: THE Kashmiri Song .
Woodforde- Finden: "Roses in June,
German; "Florian's Song" GODDARD;
''Melisande in the Wood" Goetz.
and THE Years at the Spring, "
Beach, Miss Lois J. Eddowes, ac-
companied by Frederick II. Tegan;
readings, the song from Peter Pan,"
Barrie; when. Malindy Sings,
Paul Lawrence Dunbar; "A Wom-