Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-10
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MISS Katherine Rose Pfreund
~ schuh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Pfreundschuh, of 10 Gin.
ton place, and Charles j. Barkhorn
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Barkhorn, of PSI South Eighth street
will be married Wednesday evening
November IL, in the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. Rev. Frederic
c. O'Neil, rector IF tho church, will
officiate. The ceremony will be fol
lowed by reception at the Wash
ington.
Mrs. Robert J. Wiss, Of South
Eighth street, gave a silk stocking
shower Thursday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Pfreundschuh Bridge was
in play, followed by an informal tea
Those nresent included Mrs. Herbert
Hunkeie, Mrs. George Hepp, Mrs
Harold Hope Seeley, Mrs. William
c. Barkhorn, Miss Gertrude Irelz'
Miss Margaretta Hausman, Miss
Lillian Loehnberg, Miss May Bern2
Miss Lola Lasher. Miss Irene Hem
ming, Miss Jessie Buchanan MISS
Florence Seller, Miss Theodora
Wnrth and Miss Nan Mickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Harrison Williams
of 1903 South Thirteenth street, an
nounce the engagement OF tneii
daughter, Miss Frances Louise VIII
Jams. to Herman A. Wittek, or Easi
Orange. The date for the wedding
has not been set.
A demonstration luncheon was
given Thursday at the Central M. ~.
Church under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society. Miss marina ~.
p Marx presided. The hostesses
we're Mrs. DeForrest P. Lozier, Mrs.
Harry Y. Murkland, Mrs. Arthur van
steenburg, Mrs. +. B. Estelle, Mrs.
John n. Inglin and Mrs. William van
Winkle. The fioaters were Mrs Aus
tin Merz, Mrs. H. Miller. Miss Emma
Jones, Miss Edna Suydam and MISS
70. Doyel. Mrs Howard Vanderpool
presented the work of the Neeule-
many new members ADDED 10 the
guild.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Cen
trail Methodist Episcopal Church is
Manning a rally day meeting Tor
Tuesday. to be held in the church
parlors. There will be a business
session in the morning, when reports
from the various committees VIII DE
read and a basket luncheon, followed
nv a rally program. Mrs. DeForrest
I,ozier, president of the society, VIII
he in charge. At the meeting in the
afternoon the speakers will be Mrs.
Nina c. Van Wrinkle and Rev. Harry
Y. Murkland. A social hour Will FOL
low
A benefit performance for the East
side Day Nursery will be given Weo-
nesday by Mrs. Frederick II, Mooney
at the Walnut Theatre, Walnut ana
Pacific streets.
The ladies of the Miriam Verein
have arranged to hold a social eve
Ming November at the vestry rooms
of Temple Oheb Shalom, High street.
Miss Jeanette Bruestle, Miss Clara
Miller, Miss Anna Bruestle and MISS
May II. Smith, all of this city, WIN
he guests at a house party over the
holiday at Bernardsville.
Miss Grace Messler of Upper Mont
clair, will be the guest of honor az
linen shower and auction pIlqse 10
be given by Miss Norma G. warren
of II Clifton avenue, this afternoon
Miss Messler's marriage to j. Edwin
Zeller. of East Orange, will be so'
emnized October 20, The games were
followed by an informal tea, with
Mrs. Cora b. Warren presiding at the
tea table. Pinks and roses and terns
were used to bank the tea tapie'
Among those present were MISS
Doris Shipman. Miss Viola MOOR
Miss Mabel williams, Miss Margue-
rite Martin and Miss Emma Wolf,
of this city; Miss Ruth Young, OF
Bloomfield; Miss Naomi Heller, OF
Madison: Miss Ida McElnea and
Miss Maude Stiger, of orange, ana
Miss Marie Koppin, OF Jersey CITY,
The University Wits have begun
arrangements for their second an
nual banquet, which is to be held at
the Washington early in November:
A banquet committee, consisting OF
Toby Furst, Max Drill and Louis
]. Cohen, has been appointed. Mr.
FIRST will speak on the present Gu
ropean war in general at the Jewish
Sisterhood building.
The first meeting of the season OIL
the Newark Guild of the Homeopathic
Hospital of Essex County was held
in the Campbell room of the Young
Mems Christian Association building
wednesday afternoon, with the presi-
dent. Miss LantZ, presiding. There
were twenty of the members present.
After reports had been submitted by
most of the standing committees. and
a new member elected. the discussion
centred on the fair to be held in De-
cember by the women's board, at
which the Newark Guild will assist.
Miss Hedden has been appointd TO
take charge of the bag table and Mrs.
Van Nalts of the bargain table.
Mrs. Morrison. of the women's
board, asked the assistance of the
Newark Guild in giving a bene-
At at the Paramount Theatre, and 1t
was voted to help as far as possible.
The president voiced the request of
the board of trustees that the men,
hers put forth a special effort In
securing associate members.
Mrs. George Drake and Mrs.
George Schumacher were elected
delegates to the fall meeting of the
state Federation of Women's Clubs
TO be held at Hackensack. October
"a, at the meeting OF the Irving Club
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of the president, Mrs. Leonard II.
Robbins, of 269 Ridge street Mrs.
Arthur Saywell and Mrs. w. l..
Templar were chosen alternates
Mrs A. c. Wilkes, chairman of the
program committee. explained that In
pursuing the course of study for the
year why Do We Belong to the
Federation" the programs will en-
deavor TO bring the local club women
into closer touch with the federation
work by containing addresses by the
chairmen of the various departments
of the federation.
Vacation experiences were eX-
changed by the members and the SEES
sion closed with a social hour, dur
ing which the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Karl Oswald. The next
meeting, which will be held at the