Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

hG LauIei Clup VIII present
Club Fellows" a musical pro-
duction. combined with modern min
strelsy, Wednesday, evening, Feb
ruary 10, at the New Auditorium.
Rehearsals are now being held. The
members are cooperating with
Chester g. kays, who is directing
the affair, to make the production
surpass last years efforts.
William II. Hall has been selected
as business manager and is being
assisted by a committee composed
OF Edward H. PETE, Edwin Booth,
Louis G. Hoth, jr., Robert Luz,
Ernest d. Sparks and Edward N.
Emmons.
A card party was given Wednes-
day evening by Miss Nettie Mar
gulies at her residence, 1o3 Baldwin
~street Among those present were
Miss Bert Grassgreen, Miss jean
nette Grassgreen, Miss Doris Stern,
Miss Anna Stern, Miss Helen Singer.
Miss Lillian Steiner, Miss Elizabeth
Weiner, Miss Rose Margulies, Miss
Isabel Deixel, Miss Mae Lavigne,
Miss Ruth Cobrau and Miss Tina
Maystein. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Jeanette Grassgreen and Miss
Doris Stern. A social period fol-
rendered by Miss Bert Grassgreeh
and Miss Anna Stern. and piano Sc
ylections were given by Miss Nettie
Margulies and Miss Isabel DeiNel
At the monthly meeting of the
executive board of Contemporary,
held yesterday, the following new
members were received: Active
members, Miss Suzanne G. Agnew.
of Paterson; Mrs. M. ]. Sinnott, of
Montclair; Mrs. ]. S. Farlinger, Mrs
Ida G. Mckinney, Miss Lydia e.
Sayre, Mrs W. p Helm, jr., Mrs.
Mrs. Daniel J. Calligan, Mrs. Fred
J.. Cox, Miss Margaret c. Drake,
Mrs Ernest Gould. Mrs. Benjamin g.
Jarvis, Mrs. Thomas Hobbie, Mrs
II. A. Townsend. Miss Ella S. Green,
Mrs. L. r. Vanderburgh, Miss Mary
u. Baker, Mrs. T. II. Crooks, Mrs
Alfred Blaeser, Miss Helen R.
Reeve, Mrs. Emily H. Connect, Miss
Helen c. Drake and Mrs. Max j.
Herzberg. Associate members, Nah
lon s. Drake and Raymond W
Drake.
Miss Miriam Margulies, of IL Ire
mont avenue, entertained party OF
afternoon. Miss Jessie Alexander
and Miss Ettaf Brooks assisted the
hostess. During the afternoon piano
selections were given by Miss Mar
gulies and Miss Rose Spingarn
Miss Alexander gave several reclta-
tions. The decorations We're carried
out with pink roses. Those present
were Miss Rose Spingarn, Miss Eta
Brooks, Miss Jessie Alexander, MISS
Lillian Warsaw, Miss Sylvia Vert
heimer, Miss Sophie Hinton, Miss
sylvia Marden and Miss Helen
Schwartz, of this city, and Miss
Leah Williams and Miss Rose Will
Jams of New York city.
A birthday surprise was rendered
Miss Bertha Bowden at her home,
264 Mt. Pleasant avenue, Wednes-
day evening. Miss Bowden was the
recipient of many gifts. Telegranls
of congratulation were received from
out town friends.
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting of the Newark Associa- :
ton of Day Nurseries held yesterday
afternoon in the East Side Day
Nursery at II Merchant street, with
the president, Mrs. Solomon Foster,
presiding.
Plans were discussed for reception
10 be given Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge,
president of the National Federation
of Day Nurseries, at the Jewish Sis
terhood probably some time In Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Moore, chairman; Mrs. J. Fl.
Steel and Mrs. Burke were appointed
members of the nominating commit
tee to prepare the slate for the annua'
meeting. which has been postponed
from January to a date to be an
nounced later
John Campbell, of 276 Smith street,
was rendered a surprise last night at
his home In honor of his birthday.
During the evening musical pro-
gram was given, followed by colla-
ton. Among those present were:
Miss Helen Cowen, Miss Helen Mol
Ter, Miss Florence Dowd, Miss Ger
Frude Koelhoffer, Miss Margaret De-
|, fancy, Miss Jennie Campbell, George
Cowen, Harry Mullin. John Maloney,
Frank Van OrdericS and Norman
Reilly.
One of the features of the tea and
sale of cake and candy this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Daniel Demarest,