Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-03


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Mamie Boyer, Gertrude Boyer, II. ].
Noll and Charles Bissel. Vocal Sc
lections were rendered by the Misses
Elsie Gruhn, Louise Mockler, Ger
trude Boyer and Josephine Cava-
naugh.
About thirty couples were present
last night at the first subscription
dance of the season given by the
members of the Tuscorora Canoe Cub
at the Roseville Masonic Temple,
Roseville avenue. 1t was the first
subscription dance of the season.
Commodore f. Schmitt was In charge
of the arrangements and was assisted
by Harold McLorinan, Willard De-
Witt Keller, Henry Wagner, Clifford
Zeliff and Jacob F. Sanwald.
A kitchen shower was rendered to-
Miss Hattie We'll yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Richard Block,
Avon avenue. The guests included the
members of the whatsoever Club and
many of their friends.
The color scheme was in orange and
black.
Colin Logan was guest of honor at
a surprise Halloween party given by
Miss Renie Littel at her home, Al
Elliot street, Friday evening. Games
were played and an enjoyable enter
tainment was given in vocal and
piano selections by Miss Addie Cas-
Ter, Miss Gertrude Hansen, Miss
Mabel Strack, Miss Lucille Stolty, and
Harold Haberle and Vincent Schauler
The prize winners of the evening
were Miss Jennie Comesky, the most
fancy dressed lady, and Thomas Cole,
the most comical dressed man. Others
were Miss Ethelyn Cross, Miss Ida
Younginger and Miss Jennie Brickell
The guests were Miss Jennie Come
sky, Miss Ethelyn Cross, Miss Anna
Hansen, Miss Gertrude Hansen,
MISS Grace Beattie, Miss Jennie
Brickell, Miss Cora Thaller, Miss
Mabel Strack, Miss Addie easier, Miss
Anna Younginger, Miss Anna Schau-
Ter, Miss Lucille -Stolty, Miss Anna
Woods. Miss We We Field, Miss Jennie
Harrison. Miss Amy Jones and Miss
Helen Hageman, Joe Scott, William
Cornelius. Thomas Cole, Harold Hab-
erie, William Van Allen, Erving
Maclkie, William Thaller, A. Wood,
Robert Colston, H Gartner. August
Hamerle, Vincent Schauler and Frank
Littel, Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bennert, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald john
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littel.
Saturday evening Halloween sur
prise party was held in honor of Miss
Fannie Stockhammer at her residence,
2S Jones street. Among the guests
were Miss Caroline Buehler, the
Misses Pearl and Anna Stackhammer,
Miss Anna Fischbein, the Misses
blanche and Frances Rubel, the
Misses Clara and Margaret Harp, the
Misses Anna and Gussie Kabachnick
Miss Esther Yanourtz, Miss Sadie
Cohen, Miss Anna Gelbrud, Miss Leah
SteigIer. Miss Yetta German, Miss
Rose Fischbein, Miss Bella Greenberg,
Miss Fanny Spinner and Miss Mary
Bierman.
Prizes were awarded to all present
Miss Yetta German and Miss Anna
Kabachnich received handsome prizes
as the best masqueraders
A masquerade reception was ten
dered to the members of the Can
adam Division of the Prudential In
! surance Company by Elizabeth A.
Ryan at her residence, 56 Mt. Pleasant
avenue, Saturday evening. The house
was prettily decorated for the occasion
and the costumes worn by the guests
were grotesque and unique. A thor
oughly good time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Ryan was assited in receiving by
Josephine A. Givens. Among those
present were: Misses T. Kelly, S.
Patrick. L. Sweeney, f. Craven. 3.
Moskowitz. H. Engler, M. Cham
berlain, M. Crane. B. Meyding, r.
Eisenberger, H. Rue, M. Young. l..
Able, G.. Killing, e. Baas, c. Jackson,
Mrs. G.. Smith, NJ. Durham, Frances
Ryan.
The Sporting Social Club held a
masquerade and Halloween party
| Sunday evening at the home of
N. Martin. 246 Warren street. Adj
turer of the club, Herman H. Sperling
and by an honorary guest. Robert
D. Goldberg, The four prizes Were
awarded to Miss Bremen, Miss p.
Berkowitz and William Zucher. Mr..
Sperling was presented with a gold
penknife by the president, Irving
]. Zucher Those present We're:
Herman H. Sporting, Robert ID.
Goldberg, Martin H. Martin P,
Eisler, J. Shapiro, ]. D. Siegel, L.
Siegel, w. Zucher, A. Elsenberg, d.
Halpin, H. Schwartz. d. Guyer, J..
Demarchi, H. Frisch, NJ. Eggert, NJ
Balfor, S. Schwartz, S. Patent. H.
Lack, Misses A Silverman, p. Free
man, S. Friedman, d. Eisenherg, K
Friedman, P. Berkowitz, M. Coldt, A.
| Davis, M. Weiss, S. Barrett, L. Sam
blen, r. Sherman, A. Bremen, Edna
and Esther Eggert, and honorary
guest, Miss Martin. The officers of
the club are: President, Irving 1.
Zucher; vice president, Philip Eisler;
recording secretary, Joseph d. Siegel;
financial secretary, Daniel Halprin;
sergeant-at-arms, Charles Warshaw-
sky.
The Pastoral Aid Society OF the For
est Hill Presbyterian Church will hold
an all-day sewing meeting tomorrow.
The proceeds of the luncheon will he
given to the Bureau of Associated
Charities. Mrs w. H. Simonson will
be in charge of sewing.
The members OF the social commit
tee are Mrs. w. s. Noon, Mrs d. c.
Wilson, Mrs I. w. Veghte; of the
luncheon committee. Mrs. A. d. Hob
bic. chairman; Mrs. NJ. DeBow, Miss
Florence Disbrow. Mrs. ]. Duguid. ir.,
Mrs. e. B. Dickinson, Mrs. E. B.
| Denny, Mrs. NJ S. Drake, Mrs. r.
Danenhower Mrs. w. B, Durham,
Mrs. N. w. Edge Mrs. A. Emerson,
Mrs. w. A. Francis, Mrs. c. G. Fay,
Mrs. N. d. b. Fish, Mrs. H. A. Free
man, Mrs. F. G. Gilman. Mrs. E. w.
Given, Mrs. j. O. Dunbar, Mrs. James
Dillingham;, Mrs. ]. G. Dodge, Mrs.
Richard Hitler, Mrs. S. Haulenbeck.
Mrs. H. A. Hallock, and Mrs. George
Huntley.