Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-28
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

\ THEATRE party will be held this
II evening ct the Newark Theatre
by the members of the w. A. c. Club
and their friends. They will witness
the performance of adele" Among
those who will go are Miss Matte
Barnett, Miss Arabella Booth, Miss
!slna Baerewrodt, Miss Anna Caparn,
Hiss Elsie Ebbinghauser, Miss Irene
Kay, Miss Helen Powelson, Miss
Viola Reed Miss Carrie Skeen, Miss
Amy Stradling, Miss Lillian Strekel,
Miss Hattie Rueger, Mrs Harry Mac
Murray, Mrs. John Hunt, Miss Made
line Heath. Miss Grace Ashwell, Miss
Charlotte Booth and Miss Slsie Baerl-
wrodt.
Mrs. Horace Freeman, of 218 North
Seventh street, entertained at bridge
whist yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Wheatley, of Montreal who
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Ber-
.tha Clayton, of 81 Roseville ave-
nue.. Mrs. Clayton and Mrs.
Harry b. Fowler assisted the
hostess. Pink spring flowers prevail
ed in the decorations and the other
players We're Mrs. Charles Spear, Mrs.
Thomas Roth and Mrs. Victor Del
marie, of the Oranges; Miss So
phronia Anderson. Mrs. Joseph Wells,
Mrs Walter Blanchard, Mrs. Carl E.
Sutphen, Mrs. Henry Kehrl Mrs.
Smith, Miss Mary Mason and Miss
Martha Mason, of this city; Mrs. Ed
ward Bowers. of New York, and Mrs.
w. G. Whilden, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. George o. Berlew, of 30 Marin
place, was hostess yesterday after
noon to the members of the Irving
Club. The meeting was opened with
a memorial service.
The meeting of the Irving Club held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George o. Burlew, So Marin
place. was opened with a memorial
service for one of it's members,
Mrs. Clifford A. Mooney. Per-
sonal "reminiscences of her work in
the club were given by the members
and resolutions expressing grief at
her death and a sense of the clubs
loss were passed.
Miss Mildred Hand told of the OBJ
ject of Newark Women, the new
magazine issued by the Y w. G. A,
and urged the club members to CO.
operate with the association in it's
work.
Mrs. Leonard H. Robbins, the presi-
dent, gave a report of the conference
of club presidents of the seventh and
eighth districts, called by Mrs. Will
lam l.. Ropes to outline the work
that will be brought up at the fedora
ton meeting in May.
1t was reported that the sale of
tickets for the card party given by
. Mrs. Willis r. King for the clubs
contribution to the State College for
Women fund amounted to $50. Mrs.
Karl Oswald was assistant hostess.
Miss Ellastine Seitz, of 246 South
Seventh street, was hostess yesterday
at the meeting of the Curtomis Lit
erary Club. The program consisted
of a paper on Music" by Mrs.
Camille l.. Gairoard; "The Mexican
void, and THE Prison School," by
Mrs T. L. McEntee. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
]. ]. Cronin, 221 Walnut street. East
Orange.
Mrs. John r. Covington will be the
hostess tomorrow afternoon at the
weekly tea given under the auspices
4 of the Women's Political Union at
tiitAA 70 IldioSy 6ttttt.
Mrs Minnie ]. REYNOLDS will speak
on Emma Goldman's Attitude on
Suffrage, Love and Marriage"
Tho Miriam Society," an auxiliary
society to the Temple Oheb Shalom
will entertain Tuesday evening.
March 10, in the assembly rooms of
Oheb Shalom Congregation, High
street. near West Kinney street, com
plimentary to the Jewish Mems Club.
Guy Maine. native of China, will
give an illustrated lecture on ''China
and Her People"
Miss Henrietta Szald; of New York
city, will speak on "Zionism" at the
meeting of Hulda Lodge No. 5, u. o.
T. S., Wednesday afternoon, March
il, at $3.50, at the Temple of Music,
401 Plane street. All interested are
invited to attend
The Wanan's Union of the First
congregational lube Memorial Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank
+. Champion, of 2O4 Vassar avenue on
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mrs Harry Wade Hicks will speak on
turkish Missions" Mrs. Charles III.
Castor will have charge of the devo-
tional service. Results and Pros
poets of Our Work in Turkey" will we
presented by Miss M. F. Conkey. Cur
rent events will be in charge of Mrs.
Lincoln e, Thompson.
County Freeholder Ridhard F. Mat
tia will speak tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock at the regular Sunday after
noon meeting at the headquarters of
the Women's Political Union, 10 Hal
sey street. County Institutions of
Essex County will be his subject.
Mrs. M. J. Reynolds will review Miss