Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-14
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MISS MAGDALEN ROSE WEISS
N was guest of honor this after
noon at the card party given by her
-sother, Mrs. Frederick b. Weiss, of
S Milford avenue. Mrs. Weiss took
aScasion to announce the engagement
of Miss Weiss to Frank c. Nagel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad It. Nagel, OF
Verona avenue.
The announcement was made by the
Aostesss two little nieces, Eleanor
Ruth Becker and Louise T. Weiss,
who carried baskets of pink roses,
and on a ribbon attached to each rose
was the announcement card. Whist
was in play. The games were fol-
lowed by an informal tea.
The guests included Miss Alice Will
Jams, Miss Gertrude Breunig, Miss
Margaret Russell, Miss Paulina Nagel,
Miss Eleanor Psister, Miss Mae Dolan,
Miss Majorie Scott, Miss Leah Grif-
nth, Miss Ida Bennett, Miss Anna
Erbacher, Mrs. John A. Baker, Miss
May Jones, Miss Edith Taylor, Miss
Majorie Berg, Miss Rose Weiss. Miss
Magdalene Eberlein. Miss Lillian
Weiss, Miss Helen Tuite. Miss Julia
Dunn, Miss Anna Wallace, Miss Min
ME Becht. Miss Elizabeth Wallace,
Miss Pauline Weiss, of this city, and
Mrs. John A. Gerdes. of New York
city.
Miss Dorothy Dennis, of 40 Rose
Vile avenue. will entertain infor-
mally Monday afternoon in honor of
Miss Margaret Jewett, Of Cleveland.
Ohio. Miss Jewett is the guest of
Miss Margaret Durston, also of
Roseville avenue. The games win be
cd hT-o INF al faa
Mrs. John ]. Sweeney and daugn-
ter. Miss Marguerite Sweeney. Of
Brunswick street, left for the South
for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Stuart Briggs was hostess to
the members OF her sewing class
Thursday afternoon at her home, 79
Sherman avenue Covers were laid
FOR Mrs. Edward Conover, Mrs. Will
lam Wilke, Mrs. Arthur Rossiter and
Mrs. Walter Rose. The hostess's
house guest was Miss Norma Dick
inson. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Edward ConOver.
lss johnson avenue, November 27.
The officers of the Alumnae of St
Yincent's Academy have been ap-
pointed as delegates to the annual
convention of the Federation of Cath
olic Alumnaes, which will. be held at
The Hotel McAlpin, New York, No
Sember 27, % and 90. The officers are:
President Miss Katherine McDon-
aid; vice-president, Miss Adelaide
Henegan, and secretary and treas
nrer, Miss Anna Heron.
Members of the Orpheus Society
will give the opera, "Pinafore." next
Friday night In the parish hall of
the Second Presbyterian Church,
at Washington and James streets.
Tickets can be obtained from
the sexton of the parish house on
James street.
For the purpose of adding to the
treasury of the Newark Junior Equal
Suffrage League, an apple sale viii
be held at the headquarters, 80 Hal +
sey street
The members of the Woman's Mis- I.
sionary Society of the Park Presby-
terian Church will hold their meeting
in the church parlors Wednesday.
December 9. Mrs. William 3. Rus
ling will be in charge Of the devo-
tional service. Mrs. Frank ". Pin
dren of India The members will
answer to roll call with short talks
on current events. Mrs. L. Adams
will deliver a short talk on "Siam
and Laos Those. on the social
committee include Mrs. Charles II.
CASTOR. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Randall,
Mrs Wolfe. Mrs. Rindell and Mrs.
BaclSus.
Mrs Theodore Skidmore is chair
man of the program committee in
charge of the meeting of the Ray
Palmer Club, to be held next Friday
afternoon at the Young Womens
christian Association, SO Washington
street. There will be a musical pro-
sram, followed by social hour
The immigrant aid committee will
rave charge of the program of the
lrst evening meeting of the Newark
section of the Council of Jewish
Women, to be held Wednesday in
he Jewish Sisterhood building,
seventeenth avenue and Livingston
street. Mrs. Elmer Eckhouse is
chairman of the immigrant commit
tee. The report of this committee |
will be Of special interest, as the |
work has been most successful. Da-
vid Bressler, of New York, manager |
of the department of industrial re- |
moval office, will be the speaker for |
the evening. Mrs. Nathan Vein |
berg, the president, will preside.
Mrs. Edward J. Kern, Of s42 South |
Twelfth street, Will be the hostess
at the benefit card party being ar
ranged by the Altar Society Of the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament for
Wednesday afternoon. The games |
will start promptly at 2:S0 Mrs
Kern will be assisted by Mrs Hugh
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