Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-09

AAR. and Mrs. Charles J. BarlShorn
VI have returned from Pinehurst,
\. c., where they spent their we'd
ding trip. They are living at DO
Gerard place. Mrs. Barkhorn was
formerly Miss Katherine r. Pfreund-
schuh.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Whatsoever Circle of King
Daughters was held this morning at
The home of Mrs. Charles e. BRIDE,
~ Il North Seventh street. Routine
business was transacted and reports
.siven of the Thanksgiving dinners
that we're distributed. The president,
AIRS. Frederick Dudley, presided.
Tho Sterling Orchestra will furnish
the music for the barn dance TO De
Given December Is by the members
~ the Semour Girls. Arrangements
were made last night at the meeting
~ the club held at the home Of Miss
Loretta Carey, 80 Bruce street.
Mrs. Mary Fairfield, of $50 orange
street, was the hostess Monday hlsh1
at a card party given under the aus
pIces of the Excelsior Branch No
300 l.. c. l.. A. She was assisted by
Miss Mabel Wagner. Among those
present were Mrs. Mary Mulligan'
Mrs. Thomas owen, Mrs. George
Rummell. Miss May Byrnes, MISS
Marguerite Bennett and Mrs. Harry
Elliot
Miss Nina Feuerstein- daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. feuersteln'
of 2a3 IIunterdon street, and Louis
Buchner. of New York city, will be
married Sunday evening, December
81 at the home of the bride-elects
parents. Rabbi Joseph Segal, of New
York, will perform the ceremony. 4
wedding supper for the members OF
the Immediate family will be served. |
An informal reception will follow
Miss Feuerstein will be given IN !
marriage by her father ana attenuea ,
bv Miss Jennie Buchner, of New
York. sister Of the prospective bride
groom. Rudolph ]. Feuerstelh,
brother of the bride-to-be' will serve
Mr.. Buehner as best man.
The couple will reside in New YORK
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Feldman, OF 90 |
Thirteenth avenue, will entertain al
dinner Sunday evening in honor OF |
their niece, Miss Nina Feuerstein, and |
her flance.
ar. and Mrs. Samuel Van Poznak, |
Of A. South Orange avenue, will en- |
tertain the members Of the Knockers
Club at their home sunday evening
Mrs. Theodore A. Kaplan. of |
Roanoke, Va, formerly Miss Ruth !
Wcintraub, of this city, is visiting at
the home of her sister-in-iaw, Mrs.
Louis 3. Weiptraub, Of las Ferry
street. Mrs. K& )lan will remain until
after the holiday season.
The Misses Mary and Helen Guthrie,
of 240 Halsey street, entertained at
their home Sunday evening. Piano
selections were given by Miss Helen
Guthrie, Miss Catherine Dunwortn
and Raymond Ryan. Joseph Guthrie
and Frank Fasane rendered violin
solos. while vocal selections were CIV
en- by Georse Joyce and Miss Marsa-
ret Brady. Joseph Quigiey entertained
with some clever representations.
Those present were Miss May
Brady. Miss Margaret Brady, Miss
Catherine Dunworth, Miss Mary Dun
worth, Miss Amelia Joyce, George
Joyce, Thomas Tully, Raymond Ryan
Miss Catherine Tighe, Miss Helen
Guthrie. Miss Mary Guthrie Frank
Guthrie, Joseph Guthrie, Frank fa-
sane, Joseph Quigley and Andrew
Brady.
Mrs. Joseph Holland was last night
elected president of the Women
Nefghborhood Club at $50 Market
street. The other officers elected were
Mrs. Mary Riordan, vice-president;
Mrs. Louis Selenfreund, treasurer,
and Miss Halle n. Blackfan, secre-
tary. The members of the club have
made thirty-five dolls. which will 20
sent to the Babies Hospital and the
Home for Crippled Children.
The following program is an
nounced for the annual meeting OF
the Y. w. c. A., which will be held
this evening at the Association build
ing, IS Washington street:
WORD of Welcome" Mrs. Richard
G. Jenkinson; solo, Mrs. Henry Ely;
minutes, Mrs. c. E. Torrey; treas
AMUsEMENTS.
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