Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-10
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M RS. ROBERT BALLANTINE, of
IVA Washington street, is at the
Ritz Carlton. New York, where she
viii remain until next week.
Mrs. David Beckwith, of Fourteenth
avenue, has left the city for Con-
necticut, where she will spend the
remainder of the month with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Beclowith, of Stratford. Mr..
Beokwith will join his wife next
week.
Mrs. Daisy Moffet and Miss Estelle
Moffet, of IS Brunswick street, are
spending the winter at Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Dryden, of
Lincoln Park, will spend few days
IN New York. They are registered at
the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Weber, of 146
Emmett street, gave a reception Sun
day in honor of the eighth birthday
anniversary of their son, Jack. An
exhibition of fancy dancing was
given by Master Oxie and Miss Mil
dred Oxie. Vocal selections were
given by Miss Sylvia Schorr. Miss
Bessie Murray danced and John and
, Harry Groome recited. Violin selec-
lions were rendered by David Sehorr.
Miss Lillian Kingston rendered piano
selections. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, Miss Marion Miller,
Miss Gertrude Miller, Miss Margaret
B1agrave, Mr.. and Mrs. Blagrave,
Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth, Miss
Edna and Billie Butterworth, Louis
and Miss Dorothy McDermitt, Miss
Helen Adges, Miss Margaret Rogers,
Robert Rogers, Miss Norma and Miss
Mildred Sliker Miss Dorothy Stout
enburg, George Schneider, Walter
Weibel, Arthur Mercer and Herman
Walters.
The Thimble Bees were entertained
Tuesday at the home of the Misses
Marion and Margaret Wohlfarth, 80
Farley avenue. A very enjoyable
evening was spent. The next meet
ing will be January at the home of
Miss Betty Lanterwasser, 252 Little
ton avenue.
A reception will be held Sunday,
December 20, at the Hebrew Orphan
age by the members of the Hebrew
Women's Orphan Aid Society. The
occasion will be the celebration of the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the So
articles. The arrangement commit
tee consists of Miss Jennie Michael.
Miss Helen Strauss, Miss Nellie Bach
and Miss Lena Jacobs, and Miss
Amelia Strauss is on the reception
committee.
Miss Clara Voell1er was surprised
Tuesday evening at her home, 2S3
Hunterdon street, in honor of her
birthday anniversary. The games
were won by Miss Josephine Haipt
and William Haipt. The color
scheme was carried out in yellow,
and the favors were corsage bouquets
of tea roses. A dainty luncheon
was served ct midnight.
Among those present were Miss
Christina Haipt, Miss Margaret Kun
kel, Miss Vera Lawrence, Miss Dor
othy Rust, Miss Viola Rust, Miss
Edith Taylor, Miss Peggy Van
Camp, Miss Doris Wilton, Miss Lii
liam Voelker, Miss Louise Voelker.
William Haipt, Gustavus Croner,
Rust Charles Voelker, Richard Clin-
ton, Harry Wilson, Walter Day, Je-
rome Lester, George Scott and Jack
Collins
Arrangements are heing made by
the Womens Political Union for the
weekly entertainment and tea to take
place Sunday AFTERNOON at head
quarters, 70 Halsey street, when the
pupils of Miss Marie Sonns class,
will present a program of suffrage
Rotations. Mrs. George e. Carpenter
is to be the hostess.
There is to be a suffrage rally at
the Play House, Passaic, Sunday aft
ernoon, and local suffragists are max
ing arrang ~ments. Inez Milholland
Boissevain is to be the principal
speaker, and Judge w. Darlington
Cabell is to open the meeting with an
address. Mrs. Minnie j. Reynolds is
to introduce the speakers, and tell
of the work of the union within the
! year, and the plans to be carried
out. In order to advertise the meet
/ ing some of the suffragists are to
ride on farm wagons, decorated with
the suffrage colors, purple, green and
white, tomorrow and Friday. Miss