Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-02
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INVITATIONS have been issued by
Miss Lillian Erb, of 829 Clifton
avenue, for card party to be given
Wednesday afternoon, February 10,
in honor of Miss Lillian Bechtold.
Miss Bechtold's marriage to Arthur
Dey, also Of this city, will be solemn
1szed early in the spring. Auction
bridge will be played.
The twenty-fifth annual meeting of
the Hebrew Women's Orphan Aid
Society was held yesterday after
noon in the orphanage on Clinton
avenue. All of last years officers
and the board of directors were re-
elected. Those who were selected
are President, Miss Jennie Mi
chael; vice-preident, Miss Amelia
financial secretary, Miss Nellie Back;
recording secretary, Miss Helena
Straus, and directors, Miss Carrie
Kempe, Miss Paula Marx, Miss Car
rie Finger, Miss Mary Hood, Miss
Florence Kamn, Miss Bertha
Straus, Miss Josephine Wier-
man, Miss Florence Using, Miss Nina
Platky, Miss Emily Shoenthal, Miss
Edna Friedenberg, Miss Rosalie
The members of the nominating
committee were Mrs. Marcus New
man, chairman; Mrs. Arthur Myers
and Mrs. Lottie Troops.
The report of the treasurer, Miss
Jacobs, showed receipts for the year
of $1,4S1.8s; a balance on hand from
1918, $41240; expenditures, $1,433 81,
leaving a balance on hand Of $460.94.
The president, Miss Michael, pre-
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lowed by q social hour, during which
vocal selections were given by Mrs.
Isadore Goodman, accompanied by
Miss Carol Goodman, and Miss Edna
Friedenberg, accompanied by Mrs.
Arthur Myers
Edward Staines, who is a student
at the Philadelphia Textile College,
spent the week-en with his parents,
'Nr. and Mrs. Charles T. Staines, of
Grafton avenue.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Sewing Guild of the Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the
church. The all-day meeting with
the luncheon which was to be held
tomorrow has been postponed until
Wednesday, February II.
Mrs. Marion Ballou Fisk, Chicago
settlement worker, was the speaker
last night at the seventh lecture In
the Old First Presbyterian Church
lecture course. she spoke on "Ameri-
cans in the Making" using chalk to
illustrate her remarks. Prior to the
lecture there was an organ recital.
The eighth lecture will be given
Monday night, February Is. Frank
Speaight, who is well known in this
city, will give "a Dickens Evening"
The annual charity dance will be
given tomorrow night in Krueger's
auditorium, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Sewing Circle Of st.
{ Bridget's Church. The circle was or
ganized more than seventeen years
ago and for the past twelve years
has conducted the charity dances
which have been among the leading
events of the winter seasons.
Preceding the dancing promenade
music will be played by Schweinfest's
orchestra. Judge Patrick Dolan Is
chairman Of the arrangement COM
mittee and Bernard NJ. Stanley. r.,
Is chairman OF the reception commit
tee. DIR. Leo McManus will be the
aoor director,
Miss Gladys Ring, Of 81 Monmouth
street, was rendered g. surprise party
on Sunday. Chrysar1themums and
carnations were used in the decora-
tons. A musical program was given
by Miss Charlotte Steinholtz, Miss
Dorothy Botnick, Abe Loebel and
Samuel Weinstein. Among others
present were Miss Esther Kneller,
Miss Frances Kneller, Miss Esther
Hausner, Miss Bessie, Weiss, Miss
Dorothy Bein, Miss Jennie Chrystal,
Miss Fannie Appel, Miss Sadie Fink
els. Miss Sadie Boxer, Miss Pauline
Tlfenberger Miss Rose Rich, Miss
Ray Grofsky, Miss Rose Adler, Miss
Eva Zagorin, Miss Rose Here's, Miss
Rose Duncan of Railway, Max F'iseh-
,bein, Edward Zweigbaum, Sam
Max Rosenblum, Charles Silverman,
Harry Schlinger, Sam Muderpearl.
Harry Unger, Dave Rapanport,
George Gebel, Joe Brody, Benjamin
Ring, Harry Grant of New York,
Isadore Laventhal, Joseph Weiss,
and Charles Browne, of Jersey City.
. The Philathea class of tho First
Baptist Peddie Memorial Church will
give q play, Miss Prim's Kinder
garten," in the church Wednesday
evening, February IT, at 8 o'clock.
The proceeds will go toward the
benevolent fund Of the class.
Mrs. John H. Taylor, OF 1S6 Wash
iugton avenue. will be the hostess at
the next card party given by the
Ladies' Social Society of Our Lady
of Good Counsel Church, on Friday
afternoon. She will be assisted in re-
celving by Mrs. David B. Mulcahy,
Mrs. Edward Maher Mrs. Louis
Beers, Mrs. Thomas McDonough.
AMUSEMENTs.