Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
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THE Newark branch of the Needle
work Guild of America will hold
its first meeting Wednesday morning,
September %, at the Young Women S
Christian Association, So Washing
ton street. Plans will be made for
the distribution of garments and an
nuai meeting, which will be held Mon
day November g. at the Y. w. c. A,
from to 10 o'clock Miss Emma X.
Delany, president of the Newark
branch, will preside.
Warren Smith, of Bergen street, and
his friend, Edward Holman, of Four
tenth street, have returned from
Keansburg after enjoying a pleasant
vacation.
Mrs. De Forest p. Lozier, of % Cot
tage street, was a guest of honor yes
terday afternoon at a surprise social
gathering given at her summer home
at Mt. Tabor. There were twenty
five guests, including Rev. DIR. Harry
Y. Murllland, pastor of the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church.
During the afternoon a short bust
ness meeting was called to make PEE
liminary plans for an early October
'get-together" luncheon. to be held
at the Central M. e. Church, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety. Mrs. Lozier is president of the
society. A social hour was held at
the close of the afternoon.
Miss Belle milford, of Milwaukee,
Wis, was the guest OF honor at q
tango surprise given in her honor at
the home of Miss Kathryn Sherry, of
166 Hawthorne avenue, Tuesday eve
ming. The decorations were palms,
garlands of white and gold crepe
paper and cut roses.
Vocal selections were given by
Frederick Lou, dramatic recitations
by Miss Margaret Mcbride, While
Thomas Whitley and Miss Kathryn
Sherry gave an exhibition in tango
dancing.
Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. James Sherry, James
sherry, jr., Mrs. John r. Bea and son
Charles, Misses Julia and Kathryn
Sherry, Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Pitman, Miss Alice Fash, Miss Helen
Dauer Miss Agnes Lou, the Misses
Mary and Sarah Mcbride, the Misses
Anna and Bertha Lou and many
others.
Miss Milford will be the guest of
relatives in the Bronx on Wednesday,
as she sails for Galveston on Friday,
en- route to Los Angeles, where she
will spend several months before
sailing for Yokohama, Japan, for the
winter.
The Arrow Cycle Club will leave its
ha1Hp11a rte
sunday at s o'clock on a pleasure ride
TO Palisades Park. Seventeen of its
forty-three members took in the ride
to South Beach on Labor Day. II is
expected that twice that number will
take the ride Sunday. The club is
now planning a road race to be held
in the near future,
Branch No. of the W. c. =. u.
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs,
Matilda Jacobus; vice-president, Mrs.
Emily Darling; recording secretary,
Miss Almena Hull; corresponding Sec
rotary, Miss H. j. Elinor, and treas
urer, Mrs. e. r. Sutphen. The super
intendents are: Sunday school work,
Mrs. Houghwort; Sabbath observance
Mrs. Smalley; literature, press, sol
diers and sailors, Mrs. Jacobus;
ltOnSl DliooAOllJ tNdiiS0ilollC anu WI N
among foreigners. Miss II. l. Elmer;
Christian citizenship, Mrs. NJ. Rue;
anti narcotics, Miss Mary Cook, and
mothers, Mrs. Heathcote.
Augustus Waters will give his ff-
tenth annual dramatic recital in
Wissner Hall, 900 Broad street,
Wednesday evening, November IL, at
s o'clock. Literary circles in the city
alx I'D lafcs
Mrs. Waters will serve as piano
accompanist. The following pro-
gram will be presented: Ma
poleon and the Sailor" Campbell;
scene from Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare; "A Dutch Letter to a
Saratogian," Anon. 1.-The Drunkard's
Story" Trowbridge; 1.-The Dream
(song), Balfe; THE Widow Bedott,'
Whicher; Little Gretchen" Hans An
dersen; THE showman's courtship,'
a. Ward; "Tiger Jim, or the Law OF
Nature, Anon; "Home, Sweet
Home" Howard Payne; 1.-THE Husk-
ing Bee" Anon; THE Dying Soldier
Norton.
A reunion and social of the alumni
of the class of 1914 of st. Benedict's
College was held last night at West
End Hall. The program included Vo-
Col SeItcIIOnS ny " IOOlt anu
Miss Grace Morehouse and an exhi-
bition dancing by Miss Helen Mac
Hugh and A. Cooper Weldon. The
program was followed by genera
dancing. Green and gold, the alumni
colors, were used in the decorations
Those on the arrangement committee
included Thomas J. Tully, president;
Otto j. Moehler, vice-president; Ray
mond V. Ryan, secretary; George A
w. LeGlise. treasurer; Mr.. O'Toole
stephen Bittman and William Burke
The patronesseS were: Mrs. Mi
chael Moore, Mrs. Harry Boyle, Mrs
James NJ. Reilly, Mrs. John Griflths
Mrs. Thomas w. Ryan. Mrs. James
MCGEE, Mrs. Michael Stanton, Mrs
Thomas j. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Herbert
Peter, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs James
McKenna, Mrs. Charles OToole, Mrs
Daniel McCarren, Mrs. Stephen Bit.
man. Mrs. Edward Garrigan, Mrs
James Lewis, Mrs. Nicholas Kaiser
Mrs. John Hail. Mrs. Hugh Gilligan
Mrs. Edward Meister and Miss e
Stryker.
Mrs. B. Gelhauser and son, Thomas
Gehauser, of 108 Avon avenue, have
returned to their home, after an eX-
tended stay at the home of Mrs. A
Gausler, of Princess Bay, S. T.
Miss Mary Tully, of 1876 South Tenth
street, will leave the city tomorrow
for Scranton. Pa, where she vii
spend the next two weeks.
A birthday party was given Thurs