Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-02
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MRS. Thomas J. Kenny. of 46 Sec
IVA ond avenue, was the hostess yes
terday at the benefit card party given
under the auspices of the Altar So
ciety of st. Michaels Church. Six
teen tables of auction bridge and
whist were in play. Mrs. Harry Cy-
piers, Mrs. John l.. O'Toole and Mrs
David H. Kulp assisted the hostess.
A social hour followed. Mrs Frank
Walsh, of Belleville avenue, will be
the hostess at the next meeting,
which will be held Tuesday, Deem
Der 10.
DIR. Anna L. Brown, national secre-
tary of the physical work, will be the
speaker tomorrow evening at the
banquet to be given by the members
''of the swimming classes of the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton. 1t will take place at the assoc
citation Headquarters, So Washington
street, at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Gertrude
J.. Lyon, /swimming director, is in
charge of the general arrangements.
The annual banquet for members of
the association will be held next
Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the association headquarters. Miss
Jessie w. Fairlie is in charge of the
arrangements. She will be assisted
by the membership committee, Fol
lowing the dinner the girls Will as
.semble in the gymnasium, where re-
rports of the years work will be given
the Independents and secretaries OF
various departments. Mrs. Henry q.
Ely, of this city, and Miss Anna May
Bowman, of Montclair, will contrib
ute to the program with vocal selec-
tons. a.,
Girls who are anticipating attending
the banquet are requested to purchase
their tickets at an early date from
Miss Fairlie.
visitors the first week of every month
during classes. On Friday afternoon
at 3.30 a match basketball game Will
ube held between the girls of Miss Cra-
ven's School in this city and the girls
of the Vail-Deare Boarding School of
Elizabeth.
The Soiree Social Club, formerly
known as the Neighborhood Social
club. will give it's first annual whist
and dance January 81 at Lyceum Han.
Those in charge of the affair are
Abram F'riedland, general arrange
ments; William Stollman, chalri u,'L.l
social committee, and Miss Estnef
wv clnS ldSS,
IEsther Galowitz.
Tho natronesses will be Miss Clara
pengra, Curtiss, Mrs. Herman FRED
land. Mrs. Harry Lerman, Mrs. M. n.
Weinmann and Mrs. Sully Frultmah'
regular meeting of the Young
Folk PLAYERS was held on Suiloay
afternoon at the home of DAVID bern
helm, S45 Clinton avenue. flndl a.
rangements were made TOT tll III,
BANQUET and dance which the clup
ysvill give in honor of the young laule9
who took part in the Players recent
reduction of "The Melting Pot" me
affair will be held at Achtel-SteLter
ON Tuesday evening, December ~
Tho social program was IN INC
natnre Of a mock trial. Rudolph CLICK
man acted as the accused; Emil hlelh
and Robert SHERMAN were the prosos,
c,{tors, and Maurice Warshawsky anu
David Bernheim of counsel Ior "
Tense. Michael Sy. Precker pres ;,,.
and ruled on all the legal questlohs::
.rha iurv which was composed OF
,,annS men and women, found the
prisoner guilty. - +ba
those who were present at the
oefa;r 1,ere David Bernheim, George
Roslaysl<y. Isidor Glucksman, Charles
Goldstein. Max Klein, Robert Sllper-
man. Joseph Wolf, Rudolph Gnckliian,
Maurice Warshawsky, Mlchaei
Frec i Samuel solodar, Emil Klein I,irl
Henry Grossman, Jacob L andlay
David Rashkover, Edward Handler,
Lacey Handler, Samuel Ostrove ana
Miss bertha Grasgreen, Miss Anna
Bernheim, Miss Eva Scholar, MISS
Marian Scholar, Miss Mary Salpln'
Miss Dorothy Greenhaut, Miss PAU
line Friedman, Miss Esther Neuoar.n,
Miss Lillian Kaiser and MISS Jane
Brill.
Mrs. Edward P. Duffy. of 2!9 High
Street. who is in st. Michaers Hos
nital having been operated upon Tor
appendicitis, is recovering rapidly.
Miss Elsie Kunzelman, of Norwood
street motored to Fresh Ponds, Wnere
She will spend the week with rela-
tives.
Under the auspices of the wom-
ems board of managers and the