Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-06

AHHE. FRANK Amber IdtlIsoHs au-
III thority on efficiency In the home,
vii inaugurate a domestic engineer
ing study class IN sayre Hail. Young
Wonan's Christian Association build
ing. n Washington street, Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The work VIII
% under the direction OF the home de-
partnaent Of the Contemporary and Is
radical departure from anything
ever before attempted by woman's
organization. IN her talks Mrs. Patti
son will go into the Emerson Taylor
PRINCIPLES of efficiency IN the home.
mrs. Wfiliam S. Disnrow Is chairman
Of the home department and the sub
committee which will have charge of
this study class Is in charge of Mrs.
Frederick w. Parker.
Miss Emile Mercy was hostess to
the College women's Club at a
cabaret supper held last night in
sagre Hall. Young Women's Christian
Association building. in Washington
street. The cabaret entertainers were
Miss Elenore Hendriokson. at the
plane: Mrs clifford King, in songs;
Miss Mary Wylie. IN a monologue,
and Miss Helen Faberdufahr. in
modern dances. The latter was ac-
companied at the piano by Miss Mabel
Denton. There were sixty-five at
tending the dinner.
Miss Mercy was assisted by the
Misses Isabella Warrender. Mary
Jones, Edna Furman, Alice Bragaw
and Jessie Creamer. The supper was
under the direction of the social
chairman, Mrs. c. r. Landmesser.
The saiamagnndi Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Merwin E. Leslie yes
terday at her home, "a Ingraham
place. The meeting, which was in
tho nature Of a book review. was in
charge of Mrs. Charles Beaman. Mrs,
II. 4. Schumacher. who was TO discuss
Ellen Key, was unable to be present.
and her place was taken by Miss
Helen Harrison and Mrs. Leslie. Mrs
Beanan talked on Charlotte Giiman's
works. Mrs. William Corwin reviewed
Della Blanchfiower," and Mrs. N
Van Doran took up "Angela's Busi-
ness" Mrs William Warner re-
ported on the meeting in Woodbury.
OF the Federation of Women's Clubs.
Miss Helen Semple sang my Shadow
aud eMammy's Song A general dis
cusslon of the authors followed the
review. and the meeting was closed
IL. f,4fl
hers responded by reciting children's
verses.
A cafe ehantant will be given by
the guild of the Babies Hospital FRI
day evening, December 3. in the Pal
ace Ballroom. washington and
Blocker streets. There win be
vaudeville entertainment. A table
d.hote dinner will be served. and
there will be dancing. The commits
tee In charge is headed by Miss Eliz-
abeth C. Carter.
Mrs. Hugh S. Bennett, of 1e2 South
Ninth street, will throw open her
homo Tuesday, November Q, for a
card party for the benefit of the st.
Antoninus organ fund Mrs. Bennett
win be assisted by Mrs. John Dom
nelly, Mrs. Thomas Knox, Mrs. T.
Carr, Mrs. Joseph REILLY and Mrs,
Stephen A. Mcmahon. Mrs. Joseph
Nolan viii be In charge of the scor-
ing. There will be twenty-five tables
divided for whist, pinochle and
euchre. Twenty-Five prizes viii be
awarded. PLAY viii begin at $3.50
.. m.
A Christmas bazar, TO be held No
vember IS, 10 and 20, is being ar
ranged by the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the De Groot Methodist Episcopal
Church. The bazar will be held in
the basement of the church, and each
night a different program OF enter
tainment will be offered.
An afternoon tea is being held by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Third
Presbyterian Church, South. today, in
the church parlors. Clinton avenue
and Sixteenth street. from 2 until 5
o'clock. Mrs. J. Fl. Huntington, jr.,
is in charge Of the arrangements, and
Mrs. Clarence Willis Alling will pour
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Markhoff
have returned from their honeymoon
and are now occupying their home,
12a Bigelow street. Mrs. Markhoff
was formerly Miss Rena E. Marks, of
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Charles G. Thompson, of SIT
Roseville avenue. was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at the meeting
of the Travellers Club. Mrs. Frank
A. Dudley assisted. An unusually in
teresting program was given, fol-
lowed by an informal hour. The pro-
gram included paper on ''The Re-
making of China" by Mrs. William
"A. Gay; a paper ON ''From Hong
Kong to Canton" read by Mrs.
George Hubbard Savage; talk on
sArchitecture. by Mrs. John A. Fur
man and victrola numbers on the
program.
At the regular monthly meeting of