Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-12

A ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
~ Of the box holders for the annual
charity bali. to be held under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Sewing Circle oil
st. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church,
at Krueger's Auditorium. in Belmont
avenue. on Tuesday evening. January
20. Those who win occupy the boxes
as hosts to the various box parties
are Mrs Thomas +. Mccormick
AIRS. e. Richman: Mrs. George Nc
Clellan: Bernard NJ. STANLEY, jr.. Ed
ward H. Mccormick. James r. NJ
gent. William E. Quinn and Bart
Quinn.
The affair win rival any of the So
ciai events held in this city during
fhe year In splendor and attendance.
Plans have been made for the accom- :
Tnodation,and enjoyment of record
breaking attendance. The KRUGER
ballroom will be transformed into n
Fitting background for the display OF
magnificent gowns which are an
nually in evidence at the ball given
ander the auspices of the Ladies
Sewing Circl, of st. Bridgets Church.
A pleasing program of latest pop
Z Glar airs has been selected for the
sY5ancing. Professor George f.
sSchweinfest will direct his large r
( cbestra. which will play the dance
music and promenade music between
dances.
~ Persons prominent in the affairs of
che city and in Catholic circles in this
section Will attend. The large COM
I mittee of arrangements has been
4 working diligently for the success of
the affair. Those on the arrange
ments committee are: Judge Patrick
-. Dolan. chairman: William S. Ba-
gan. secretary; Bernard NJ. STANLEY,
sjr.. DR.. Leo j. McManus. Michael
4 Dodd, sr., Andrew ]. Brady. Terence
4 Devine.. Frank Sheridan. Frank Nc
T8gue. Michael Tighe Thomas Burke.
Andrew w. McCabe. Philip A. Nc
! CURE. Captain Charles ]. Allen. DR..
h IIesser Mcbride. William McEnhill.
4 Joseph McTague, John Smith and
Stephen j. Itogarty.
y Women in Industry" was the sub
4 lect of the talk given by Mrs. e. T.
I 5'eickert, president of the New Jer-
ney Woman Suffrage Association,
Yesterday afternoon at the tea held
at headquarters, 80 Halsey street by
the members of the Newark Junior
y Equal Suffrage League. Mrs. Feick-
sert discussed conditions in South
Carolina where the ten hour-a day
law for women and children in the
nails was enforced for only one year
followed by u return to the old eleven
hour day. She called attention to
the fact that at recent meeting of
bakers plans We're discussed for MAX
ting bread of such good quality that
no housewife would prefer to do her
own baking. This. she said, is sig
uificant of the way all the old time
home industries are leaving 1t. She
advised the young suffragists to be-
gin house TO house canvas in order
20 learn the suffrage sentiment in
their districts. Miss Maude Culver,
the hostess. was assisted by Miss
Elibazeth Coningsby.
I, The marriage Of Miss Pauline
Franzblau. of IS Stirling street, and
Rudolph e. Levin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolf Levin, of 73a Thirteenth
avenue, was solempized at $50 yes
terday afternoon at the home of the
bridegroorns parents by Rabbi Hy-
man Brodsky The bride wore q
white charneuse gown made en- train
and trimmed with brocaded satin and
white Chantilly lace, tulle veil made
in cap effect, wreathed and caught up
with lilies of the valley. The at
PENDANTS were the brides sister. Mrs.
4 Nathan A. Premselaar, and the
/ bridegroom's brother, Isidor Levin.
I The ceremony and the wedding sup
per that followed were attended BY
only members of both families. yell |
Tow chrysanthemums palms and
ferns prevailed in the decorations.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin will make their
home at 295 Hunterdon street.
1.-THE Road to Yesterday will be
presented by the auxiliary of the Hos
.pitaI for Women and Children at the |
annual benefit for the hospital at the
Kruger Auditorium Friday, Fehru- |
lary 10. Miss jeanette Haselmayer. |
ief 81 Treacy avenue, Is in charge of
1.-THE arrangements.
r. Miss Lillian Dwyer rendered her |
resignation as president OF st. Mary's |
Academy Alumnae Association at the |
melting held Saturday afternoon at her |
home, 155 Washington street Miss
Dwyer expressed 'her regret that !
owing to illness her physician had |