Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-21
||LROAD MEMS
| DAY At EXHIBIT
h1bars Of Traffic Club In Re-
nlon ht Newark industrial
Exposition.
.oN ie NOW COMPLETE
] WITH JEvNELRY DISPLAY
Eolal Program Arranged for
Tomorrow by Women's
Political Union.

n -
Railroad MEMS Day" IL being eele-
BED today at the Newark Indus.
q Exposition IN the First Regl-
n Artnory, Several hundred rail-
a mea who are members of the
ic Club, Of Newark, win hold n
lon At the armory this afternoon
& tonight, The exposition Ii now
'splete, the crystal fountain and
poo jeweIry exhibit having been
ned Saturday.
out 5000 persons visited the ex-
tion Saturday during the after
j and evening, making the largest
&ndance Of any day during the
s week of the show, The exposi-
4 Will be continued every day this
, and arrangements are being
81 to accommodate record-break-
8crowds,
&ere are twelve automobiles now
red III the exposition, and the
nittee In charge Is arranging to
q miniature automobile show. 1t
canned to set aside the southeast
&er Of the armory for motor car
Eoits. This space has been used
3the exhibition of modern dances
=bxperfs. and the dances will be
sferred to outdoor space on the
b end Of the armory.
3morrow viii be Suffrage Day"
|he exposition. A special program
been arranged by the Women's
Xtical Union. which has charge of
Esuffrage booth at the exposition.
|Ane AFTERNOON Mrs. Richard I.
tcr, of Nutley, and Mrs. Jose
watts. of westfeld, will speak.
be evening the speakers will be
Ter Mayor James B. Furber, of
&way, and DR.. Maud Thompson, of
Orange.
rocer4 Day" will be held at the
sitionl on Wednesday. On Thurs
Letter Carriers Day" will be
brated and the Letter Carriers
b Will give a concert in the eve
Manufacturers Day" will be
rated on Friday, and on Satur-
the dosing day of the exposition.
yark DAY" will be observed.
concerts at the exposition last
were given by Voss's First Regi-
band, This week Vincentz's
airy band will be heard in con-
both afternoons and evenings.
program by the band this after
ID al follows: March, Cor
lon. from 1.-THE Prophet" Meyer
overture, "Semiramide," Rossinl;
'sCapricious Wood Nymphs,"
n. selection from Chimes OF
|1andy.p Planuuette, descriptive,
Forge in the Forest Michaeils;
liar medley, american" Klein
York Hippodrome productions
ion. ''The Sunny South" Lampe;
for cornet, "Schubert's Sere-
q Schubert; seri-comic, from
Frolics,' Barnard; exit,
Aunch and True Teicke.
'oniqht the following concert Will
rendered.: Entree, my Mary.
Al Migrants; grand fantasia, II
,vatore'r Verdi; suite, "Ameri-
Ia.n Thurban; a "The Tigers Tail
fsyVhen Melindy Sings" THE
|fermelon Fete". waltzes from
IL Serenade," Herbert; popular
|odies "Broadway Review,
|npe, descriptive piece, Dream
&ire.,' "Uncle Toms Cabin,
icly: minuet, 1.-THE Famous"
srewslxi; aria from Lucia di
4 ,,,ern1oor." Lawrendean; gallop,
ly-Iio.' Short.
d of the most attractive ana m
ting exhibits is the display OF
ark made jewelry by j. Wiss q
Never has such an extensive
ay been shown, consisting of the
beautiful creations in gold and
f. mum. with pearls, diamonds,
es. emeralds and other precious
es.
E4nong the articles on view is a
hl-bag of calibrea emeralds ana
honds, valued at $500. The mesh
the finest work in most delicate
1.ern and mesh made up In various
red metals. Women's change
es studded with diamonds and
hires. the prices ranging from
to $500 each. A display OF lorg-
b. in platinum, set with diamonds,
lis and various colored precious
Is. ranging in price to $500 each.
kral pendants of platinum, set
diamonds and pearls, in exquisite
|En, carefully concealing watches
HE smallest size, are to be had at
10 each. The designs and settings
Rely originated in Newark and
II to the finest results of the
hch jewellers. One brooch is eX-
3ted which produces a beautiful
bred effect of precious stones, and is
Of the finest detail in
ne cutting and stone setting. This
piece of jewelry is valued
A quantity of fancy scarf
IS and shirt buttons at prices rang
from $175 to $500. There are also
i've links at 5000 a pair; the newest
Ntions in mems full dress sets at
a set.
one case is a most complete line
/ sizes, from " TO 2-karat perfect
diamonds, set In 1S-karat and
mum solitaire mountings. This Is
Unusual collection of diamonds, In
1her case is shown a collection OF
newest creations in ladies' rings
pncy design. Bracelets are to be
d studded with diamonds and
ches and lavallieres in countless
beers. The entire display requires
we show cases, which amount is
led for the many pieces which
"a shown. Each day the exhibit
more interesting on account
many and unusual surprises