Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
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/ est Prose Artist" (Buddenbrooks-a
| study of three generations of Ger
man family; THE Worlds De-
mands Upon Women "a survey OF
the present position Of women as
| indicated by the books Of the year,;
"a Years French Fiction" (es-
peeially Mort de Quelquun,' by
| Jules Romains1; THE Foreign
Stage in New York Can official
guide to theatres In which English
is not spoken; THE Plays of Leo
MD AndreyeV.n "Anathema." the
Faust of Russia, and Emile Yer
haeren and the Spirit Of the New
Age by request. (The later poems
of the great Belgian are translated
for this lecture for the first time into
English verse;.
Mrs William Hauser is chairman
of the committee in charge of the
general arrangements for the social
affair to be given Thursday after
noon at the Washington, under the
auspices of the Hebrew Ladies I'M
mediate Relief Society. The AFFAIR
will be given to celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of the organization.
The newly elected president. Mrs.
Rudolf Levi, will preside at the short
business session. Mrs. Kohut, ot
New York city, will be the speaker
for the afternoon. She viii give an
address on philanthropic work. Mrs.
Murray Silverman. of this city, VIII
render vocal selections.
Those who are assisting Mrs.
Hauser and who win preside at the
tea table include Mrs Levi, Mrs.
Rosa Wolff, Mrs. Della Walter, Miss
Minnie DeJonge, Mrs. Max Samueis'
Mrs. Nathan Kussy, Mrs. Maurice
Herbst, Mrs. Louis Schlesinger, Mrs.
Matilda Joseph, Mrs. Mark Neither,
Mrs. Pauline Lindauer and Mrs
Pauline Lowy.
Gerald L. r. Mcdonald, of Harri-
son, congressional candidate of the
Eighth district, viii be the speaker
tomorrow afternoon at the weekly
tea given by the members of the
Women'a Political Union at head
quarters, rs Halsey street. The
hostess will be Miss Olive Dimmick.
Edward Greenwood was rendered a
birthday surprise last night by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Green
wood. of 323 Clifton avenue. The
evening was spent with social dane
ing and vocal and Instrumental Sc
leCilDls. a tOiidllOl was SCI GU ~
midnight. The guests included Mrs.
Greenwood. Mrs. Joshua Brierley,
Miss Elvena Brierley, Miss Emma
Souter Miss Edna Souter Jessie
Souter, Miss Louise Mears. Miss
Edna Griffith, Miss Helen Lanning.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Sincock. Miss
Alice Greenwood, Mrs. Ada Taylor
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sargent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blomier, Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Souter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Greenwood. Jacob F. San
valid and George G. Valentine.
Mrs. Emeline Pethick Lawrence, the
known London suffragist, who is
expected to arrive in this country
today, Is to be the guest of honor at
q parlor meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. Abraham Van Wrinkle.
president of the Women's Political
Union of New Jersey, 35 Lincoln park,
Newark, next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lawrence comes to this country
to assist the suffragists in their cam
paign for the vote, and is expected
to travel to all parts of the country.
She gained prominence while in Lon
don in editing the suffrage paper,
Votes for Women, and because. of her
radical method. was imprisoned sew
eral times. While in New York she
will be the guest of Mrs. Harriet
Stanton Batch, president of the
Women's Political Union, of New
York.
Final arrangements for the annual
ball to be given by the Women's Po-
litical Union of New Jersey Will be
made at a meeting to be held by the
committee next Wednesday afternoon
at headquarters, 70 Halsey street
Miss Fay. physical instructor in the
South Side High School, is to have
charge of the national and character
dancing to be given before the formal
opening of the ball. Miss Fay is a
pupil of Chalif. graduate of the Rus
sian imperial ballet. Miss Christine
Dobbins, also q pupil of Chalif, will
give solo dances The arrangement
committee is headed by Mrs. Will
lam Plat Sutherland jr The pa
tronesses are Miss Louise Holmes,
Mrs. William L. kirkpatrick, Mrs r.
Kirk Haskell, Mrs. William p. Whee-
lock, Miss Julia Hurlbut, of Norris
town: Miss Florence Haines, Mrs.
Harold Wright Beck Mrs. Leonard
A. Robbins, Mrs. Henry G. Beecher,
Mrs. Clinton p King, Mrs, c. Wat
son Flavelle, Mrs. William Martin
Perry. Mrs. Charles Grant Shaffer,
Miss Ida Dean Mrs. Frank H. Som
mer, Mrs Pauline Covington, Mrs.
Richard r. Newton, of Nutley; Mrs.
Samuel Clark. Mrs. A. V. A. Beeken,
Mrs. II. c. March, DR. Mary /. Billet,
Miss Louise Jeroemon Miss Prudence
Durand. Mrs. Morris p. Mead, Mrs.