Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
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MISS Louise Fischer will give her
~ annual lecture at the home of Mrs.
Edward Peters of 1917 Broad street,
thursday morning, January IA, at II
clock. Her subject will be Nursing
IN the War: First, Before the Red
Cfoss-tlorence Nightingale; Sec
ond, How the Red Cross Was Found
ed IN the United States Gnder Clara
Barton, and third. The Red Cross
To-day in the United States Under the
, Supervision of Mabel Boardman"
Mrs. Joseph Raybert is general
f. chairman of the committee i'm charge
OF the supper and bazar to be given
today and tomorrow by the members
OF the Womau's board of managers
and the Young Ladies Auxiliary of
the Florence Crittenton Home. 1t
will be given at the home, 22S Mt.
Pleasant avenue Miss Georgiana
Stevenson is chairman of the t1nan-
cial committee. The usual sale of
fancy articles, homemade cake,
candy and ice cream will take place.
/ a feature of the bazar this year VIII
be the japanese tea room.
Miss \. Mabel Parker is chairman
OF the supper committee. Her as
s'stants are Mrs Charles Johnston
aud Mrs. !. Marion seeley. At the
+ Jspanese booth Miss Louise Snyder
.sM{l he in charge, and will be as
Sisted bv Misses SonderVille ana
Stoner. Miss Jessie Colborn, Miss
Nan Mickens and Mrs. 9. Is. Cue
men will have charge of the sale OF
candy and ice cream; Mrs. Myroh
4 Morse will preside at the cake taole,
and Mrs. Henry L. Severance VIII
have charge of the sale of fancy ar
1 ticles
Miss Jessie E. Sampler, Of New
York. poetess and playwright, VIII
speak on "Zionism and the Federa-
tion of the World" at an open meet
fng of the Newark Chapter of Hadas-
eah. to be held in the Vestry rooms
81 the Oheb Shalom Synagogue High
e+reet o'clock Sunday evening.
There will be music and a social hour
B sfterward.
The Sea mour Girls meeting, which
was to have been held Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Miss Gertrude
E Ost. was postponed until Wednes-
q day. Arrangements were made for
q barn dance at Martin Georges Han
on Friday evening, December Is.
DuSlntSS
! DIaved and prizes were won by the
Misses Loretta Carey and Gertrude
8 Murray. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Loretta
i Carey, at 96 Bruce street,
The members Of the Woman's Union
of the First Congregational Jube
Memorial Church were entertained
Yesterday by Mrs. r. Arthur Jenkins
at her home, 80 Avon avenue. She
was assisted by Miss Emily Begin,
Mrs. Frederick S. Skinner and MISS
Elizabeth Jenkins. The foreign mis-
sionary program was presented by
Mrs. Frank Y. Hicks. of Irvington,
with "The Child in the Home" as the
topic Those who took part were
Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Gilderoy o. Bur
lew. Mrs. William G. Florence, Miss
Alice French. Mrs. Birdell L. Whar-
ton. Miss Mabel Griff1ths, Mrs. Mel
win H Stearns, Miss Laura G.
Geraghty. Mrs. Arthur Clark, Mrs.
Hugh Robertson and Mrs. Charles G..
Garretson. Mrs Robert N. Waring
gave a review of life and Light
"Home. Sweet Home" and Mighty
Alike a Rose were rendered by Miss
Emily F. BeFlin. accompanied by
Mrs. Nellie Edwards. Preparations
Tuesday afternoon and evening, De-
cember 8, at the home of Mrs Jo-
sepb T. Harrison, of 63 BALDWIN ave-
nue.. The sale will. comprise home
made bread cakes. pies. candies,
Christmas cards and fancy and use
full household articles.
A social evening was spent at the
home of Miss Florence Farley and
Miss Grace Farley, 776 Summer ave-
nue.. last night. Solos were rendered
hy william, Sebastian and Frank Ritz
ger Games were played. Among
those present were Miss Irence Lyons.
Miss Christina Lyons. of Belleville:
Miss Lillian Kraft, Lyndhurst, and
Miss Catherine Butler, Miss Kttie
Ghilander, Herbert Gill, Louis Kreis-
mer, Tom Ward and Edmund Greene,
of this city.
Miss Edwyna Hamburger was hos
4 tess at a supper at her residence, 4s
4 First street on Thursday evening,