Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-10
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for the annual affair of the Univer-
sity Wits at the Washington, De-
cember %, when the members who
are at Harvard and Cornell will be
home to share In the banquet. This
club has been interested in the rise
and growth of socialism.
Miss Louise Connolly, of the New
ark Public Library, will begin her
course of six Wednesday evening lee
lures at the headquarters of the
Women's Political Union, 70 Halsey
street, tomorrow evening. The course
is designed to give amateur speakers
the arguments for suffrage, and the
answers to the objections urged
against it. There will be practice in
public speaking. The topic on the
first evening will be 1.-THE Place of
Argument in the Art of Persuasion"
Mrs. NJ ]. Reynolds. of this city,
will speak tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. w. E. Staff, 427 South
Maple avenue, Glen Rock; on Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
T. Haring, in Creskill, and next Sun
Gay evening before the North Star
Lodge, in Metropolitan hall, Mont
clair.
The speaker at the regular Sunday
afternoon meeting at the head
quarters of the Women's Political
Union, 70 T1alsey street, next Sunday,
will be Mrs Adelaide johnson, of
New York and Rome. Mrs. johnson
made the busts Of the famous pioneer
suffragists, Susan 3. Anthony, Eliz-
abeth Cady Stanton and others, from
life, and lived in their houses for
weeks at a time while doing So She
has been intimately associated with
the great leaders of the movement in
on Famous Suffragists 1 Have
Known
Miss Molly Fischer, of 273 Bergen
, street, ENTERTAINED a party ot friends
at her home Sunday evening. A mus
ical program was given. Dancing
followed. Among those present were
Miss Bertha Dultz, Miss Catherine
Needed, Mss Lillian Blackwell, Miss
Sadie Rabinawitz, Edgar Hauser,
Herman Dultz. Milton Stern and
julius Bader, of this city, and Miss
Anna Green, Miss Estelle Newman,
Harry Gordon, Isadore Mendel, Lewis
Marx, Abraham Goldberg and Harry
Goldberg, of New York.
Miss Jeanette Stumpf entertained
on Saturday evening in honor of her
sister, Mrs. w. Gilbert Condit, wife
of Rev. w. Gilbert Condit, of Rogers
vile, Pa, who is visiting her mother.
Piano selections were rendered by
Miss Grace Conklin and Miss Susie
Lehman. Vocal selections were rem
dered by Charles Shiller and the Ex-
cellency quartet, consisting of Frank
McGrath, Jack Cortes, William Rilly
and Fred Wolff, accompanied on the
piano by Mr.. Krohm. Among those
present were Miss Mabel Amelia
Nusbaurn, Miss Anna Nusbaum, Miss
Grace Conklin, Miss Susie Lehman,
Miss Anna Huse, Mrs. Lehman and
Mrs. Stumpf and Harold E. Boo.
George Relic, William Knawer. Albert
Huse, F. Kelly, Alexander Arthur
Richman, Israel Reisman and Louis
Nusbaurn.
A surprise in the form of mis-
cellaneous shower was rendered Mss
Marie NJ. Behr, of SAL Central avenue,
last week by friends. Among those
present were Mrs. h Ruoff, Mrs.
LEM, Miss Agnes Behr, Miss May
Craig, Miss Bertha Rapp, Miss Tessle
Lenz, Miss Ethel Newton, Miss Anna
Fry. Miss Cora Hoagland, Miss Ethel
Hoagland, Miss Catherine Gerald,
Miss Mary Brennan, Miss Anna Has
selbacher, Miss Lena Honneier, Mrs.
Veeg, Miss Catherine Woods, Mrs.
Hegel, Miss May Maloney, Miss Nora
Herman, William Ruff, William J..
! Maloney. Fred Siebert, Edward Behr,
William Behr and Edward Gilman.
Mrs. Edward J. Stevens. of the
Vailsburg Home and School Associa-
tion, was the speaker yesterday
afternoon at the meeting of the New
ark Civic Club held at the Young
Women's Christian Association, 81
Washington street. The subject of
Mrs Stevens's talk was 1.-THE Home
and School Association and Recre-
alton Centre" She emphasized the
point that a branch of the Newark
Free Library is needed in the Walls
burg section. Mrs Stevens also be-