Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-27
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THE marriage of Miss Sophie Y
Schwabacher, daughter of Mrs
Bette Schwabacher, Of 20 Broad
street. to DR. Harry II. Rich, also OF
this city. will take place at the home
Of the bride on Sunday afternoon
August Q, at o'clock. Rabbi Solomon
Foster will officiate. While the eere-
mony will be performed in the pres
ence of only the immediate families, a
reception will follow from 7:so to 10
for the relatives and friends OF the
couple. No cards will be issued for
the reception. After a trip to the
shore DR.. and Mrs. Rich will make
their home at 45 Broad street.
Mrs. Lesson B. Olds, Of South Or
ange avenue, is at Aebury Park for
the summer.
DIR. Eleanor Haines, of $50 Broad
street, is at Digby. Nova Scotia, for
the summer.
Jere F. spillane, of 22O Second ave.
nue., is spending his vacation at the
Catslkill mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Kingsland, of So
Verona avenue, entertained party
of friends Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being Mrs. Kingsland's BIRTH
day. The decorations We're carried
out in pink and green with roses and
ferns. Among those present We're;
Miss Helen Kingsland, Miss Lillian
Kingsland Mr. and Mrs. l.. Marx,
Mr. and Mrs. Gillen, Mrs. John keat-
ing, Joseph Heating, Robert Heating,
Miss Singer, Robert Kingsland and
John Kingsland.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Saturday afternoon by Miss Mildred
A. Wheaton, of 125 North Fourth
street. in honor of Miss Lucie Nj.
Scholes. of 1856 Third avenue, whose
marriage TO Arthur G. Rudd, of Mt.
Prospect avenue, will take place
in the fall. Among the guests
were Mrs. James q. Wheaton,
Mrs. Nelson e. Wheaton. Mrs. John
I,eelS, Mrs. James Scholes, Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Minion, Mrs. Ralph T.
Schaumann, Mrs. Frederick Ram
stalier. Miss Ethel Case, Miss Louise
Bell, Miss Edna Lyon, Miss Marion
McCarroll, Miss Lillian Spencer,
Miss Anna Huber, Miss Gertrude
Motzenbecker, Miss Marguerite Roth,
Miss Hattie Trowbridge, OF this city,
+ Mrs. John Conover and Mrs. Fred
ericlx Grasmuck, of New York city,
and Miss Edna Wheaton, of Morris
town.
Joseph F. Folsom, of this city, is
spending short vacation at Asbury
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Collinson,
of 567 Highland avenue, are at At
lantic CITY for a brief stay.
Judge and Mrs. Charles F. Herr
and daughter, Miss Olga Herr, OF
Bergen street. are spending part of
the summer at Atlantic City.
The home of John Hessberger, at
1855 South Eighth street, was the
scene of a pretty gathering last night
in honor of the forty second birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Hessberger. The
occasion was a dinner rendered him
by his friends.
Mr.. Hessberger was the recipient
of numerous gifts, among them being
an Elk's pin and a bouquet of forty
two roses, one for each year of his
life. from his friends among the Off
GERS and members Of Newark Lodge
No. 81, of which he is a member. The
presentation was made BY Daniel II.
Gaven, exalted ruler Of Newark
Lodge.
Violin solos were rendered by Miss
Gladys Henderson and vocal solos by
Miss Viola Cook and Edward L.Hart-
man. William Wolf and Christian
Schwab. Interesting stories were told
by Daniel F. Gaven and Miles Husk.
The party present consisted of Mr..
and Mrs Miles Husk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
r. Gaven, Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Schwab, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolf.
Mr. and Mrs John G. Engelborn Mr.