Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-02

guests Of honor. Among the
former teachers VINO will act
as patronesses are Mrs. Frank
Crosby. Mrs. Mabel Clayberger. Mrs.
Richard Dickson, Mrs. James Brier-
ley, Mrs Philip Spies, Mrs. William
HalaI and Mrs. H r. Robinson. In
the receiving line viii be Mrs. ). Err
win Manness, Mrs. Jeanne Denning,
Miss Margaret Baird, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schmidt, Miss Mary OFT, Miss
Georgianna Mcbride, Miss Elizabeth
Kinsey, Miss Jane Peer and Miss M.
j. Speer S. Erwin Kanness, principal
of the school, is honorary chairman
of the arrangement committee: Emil
Klein, chairman, and Miss Miriam
Glassner, secretary. The members of
the entertainment committee are Miss
Glassner, Miss Ida Silberstein and
William Greenbaum; refreshment,
Miss Miriam Warshawsky, Miss II.
Friedman and Miss Esther Eisenberg;
printing and invitations, Miss Glass
ner, Maurice Warshawsky and Solo
mon kirchenbaum; reception, 5. Err
win Manness, Miss Emma Wolf, Miss
Dora Alverson, Miss Lena Feldman,
Miss WarshawslSy Miss Glassner and
Miss Silberstein; decorations, Miss
Anna Blank, Miss Eisenberg, Miss
Feldman, Max Herbstman and Mr..
Pawlatsky. The entertainment will
include selections by Professor Man
dell Svets f1fteen-piece orchestra.
Mrs. Louise 3. Gless. of 574 High
street, is visiting at the home OF Miss
Clara Speldel, of Reading, Pa.
\ reception was given last night in
Armm's parlors, High street, by Mr.
and Mrs. Louis b. Weintraub, of
148 Ferry street, In honor of Mr.. Vein
traub's sister, Miss Ruth Weintraub,
and her fance Theodore A. Kaplan,
of Sayre street. Palms and roses
We're used in the decorations. Miss
Weintraub wore a white crepe me-
teor gown draped with shadow lace
draperies and girdle of Ameri-
can beauty brocaded chiffon, cor
sage bouquet of American beauty
roses, and her 6ance's gift, q double
necklace Of pearls, an heirloom in the
kaplan family. Her hair ornament
was of white aigrettes.
Mrs. Welntraub wore an apple
green crepe meteor gown draped with
Chantllly lace caught up with rhine
stones and black orchids, a white
aigrette hair ornament and a corsago
bouquet of pink Killarney roses.
Others In the receiving line were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaplan, the latter in
black charmeuse draped with Chan
tilly lace, with u corsage bouquet OF
red roses, Miss Gertrude Levy, of
New York, in black velvet, trimmed
with lace and rhinestones; Miss Flor
ence Tarber in green crepe meteor.
with trimmings of lace; Miss Estelle
Wosnitzer, in gold taffeta. with a
girdlo of blue velvet; Miss Edith Re
bach, In amber taffeta, with minaret
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trimmed with black velvet peoples;
Miss Augusta Lehman, In pink crepe,
with tunic of blue chiffon; Miss
Bessie Goldstein, in black crepe me-
teor, draped In chiffon. All the young
ladies wore corsage bouquets of either
pink Killarney roses or orchids.
Among the other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Karpf, Mrs. r.. Rich
Miss Nettie Kclber, Miss Esther
Often, Miss Yetta Wosnitzer, Miss
Bertha Kerber, Miss Minnie Lehman,
Miss Dora Silver, Mrs. A. Hahn, Miss
Mildred Hahn, Nathan Kanowitz,
Joseph Sternberg, Max Wosnitzer
Abraham Wosnitzer. Irving Wosnit-
yer, Samuel Rothenberg. Harry Vein
traub, Harry Tanning, A. Horowitz
and Harry Kaplan, of this city; MI
and Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Miss Kaplan
Jersey City; Mrs. Bessie Weintraub,
OF Boston, and Morris Weintraub and
Miss Ruth Weintraub, of Brooklyn.
Arrangements are almost complete
for the ninth annual reception and
dance to be given at Kruger Audi
torlum tomorrow evening under the
auspices OF the Hebrew Maternity
Aid Society. Mrs. Louis A. Weiss
is chairman of the general arrange
ments committee. DR.. Louis Weiss
heads the reception committee. Mrs.
L. c. Schwartz is president of the
society.
The boys department of the Young
Mems Christian Association is ar
ranging a minstrel entertainment to
be given Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday evenings. In Wallace Hall.
The entertainment will be styled
THE Giants and White Sox in
Japan" 1t will be the seventh annual