Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-03-04
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THE annual meeting of the Newark
Guild of the Homeopathic Hos
pital of Essex County was held yes
eFday afternoon In the Young
Nomen's Christian Association build
sng. So Washington street. The cleo
lion OF officers resulted as follows:
President, Miss Frances NJ. Hedden;
=1rst vice-president, Mrs. q. L. Van
11altsi second vice-president, Miss
Carolyn L. Peters; third vice-presi-
tent, Miss Alice Van Duyne; cor
Responding secretary, Mrs. G. G.
Woolson; recording secretary, Miss
Mabel Brookfield; treasurer, Miss
Sue Woodland: first auditor, Miss
Josephine L. Hedden, and second
anditor, Miss Susan Glorieux. Miss
1ieanor Lantz, the retiring president,
vas in charge. Twenty-four members
we're present. The treasurer reported
hat during the year over $500 had
Bsen received. and the guild closed
rs fiscal year with nearly sEuu on
hand. The secretary reported thaf
Zinc meetings had been held during
he year, with an average attendance
Af eighteen. Fifteen new members
had been added and ten resignations
/ received. The names of Mrs. David
zaI. MeekeF, Miss Edna Merritt, Mrs.
Wilfred Manchee and Mrs. j. H. Doar
were proposed for membership ana
unanimously elected,
A Suffrage meeting will be held to-
z1iorrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs,
Minnie Horn, b32 South Thirteenth
zfreet. under the auspices OF the
omens Political Union, The sneaker
s. III be Mrs Clara B. Laddey. OF Are
1ington, who will address her au-
7ienee In German. Mrs, Horn will be
: s zssisted in receiving by Mrs, Anna
<arrenbarg, of Brooklyn, ana MRS.
Iacy Lesser.
Mrs. Rachel Eisenberg, OF 50 Nom
.outh street. announces the engage
7ient of her daughter, Miss Fannie
f=Isenberg, to Joseph Rothenberg, also
q this city, No date has been set for
|e wedding.
8liss Rose Rosenblatt. of this city.
5|<1ncee OF Louis kaLz. was gwen q
Ilzlen shower Aonday at her home. 274
nine avenue, by Miss Rose Aeyers
md MISS Harriet Schnaok. The
use was decorated with nafcissus,
3|Ees and palms. Among the guests
4ra: Mr.. anu Mrs. NJ. RosenplatL, Mr..
<Id Mrs. Z. Nssko, Mr., and Mrs. A.
8 5<tz. Mrs. r. Halperin. Miss Molly
ers. Miss Frances Morgailsteln.
Zs Anna Eehwartzstein, Miss
@ftha Specter, Reuben Rosenblatt,
e. and Mrs. H. p. Lechter, Miss
zz6he Leehter, Miss Dorothy Wall
}ctor Lodecker, Walter Stock. Her.
zrE Rothenberg, Lenard Mortary,
kdrick Klein, @. Rosenbaum, Low
ffman. Mise Minerva Speriberg,
FRY Goldberg, Harry Bornstein,
Dnan Siesler and DIR. w. Xesko.
a meeting of the executive commit
10 Of the Women's Christian Tenn
|<&rance Union will be held tomorrow
4{kernoon at o'clock at l28 Mulberry
freet. The Bible session will be In
tI{arge of Miss Lucy Sloat. Mrs Mary
IIserine will be In charge of the busi-
NESS session. The program will bs
4{Hder the direction of Mrs, Emily
+ ! <iitnson, county sunerintendent of tbs
{Ied Letter Day. She will speak on
I{ss Lillian N, N. Stevens late head
|z| the National Association of the
G. T. u, who promoted the cans
tgn fund. The social hour will be
charge OF the Newark Union No. 3
3The regular meeting OF the Mothers
opal Church was held yesterday
4 tfternoon In the church parlprs, Mre
~. w. Geissier. the president, was II
i charge. Al the business sessi0n thai
= &preceded the social hour Mrs. Mahlof
Isl Drake and Mrs. Arthur Gilbert
we're elected to membership. Mrs. w
H. Van Wrinkle was chosen ehalrmaI
7@f the sewing committee. She will bs
assisted by the members of the So
fIety.
The members gave donations to bs
<urned over to the treasury Of tht
ampfire Girls and the Boy Scouts
<8uckley rendered vocal selections
The hostess was Mrs Charles Koch
ere assistants were Mrs. w. A
samons and Mrs. NJ. z. Setter. An
nouncement was made that at tn,
zAprii meeting the speaker will b.
Hrs. Minnie ]. Reynolds The hostess
syill be Mrs. A. Smith.
81 Ths members of the Altar Society
H|of st. Miehael's Church are arrang-
Ing a charity whist and euehre TO ht
held Tuesday afternoon At the home
ef Mrs. Margaret GALLAGHER, of 81
Fourth avenue.
|4<5 All At HOtN8 WdH given tpStSruh5
~ Mrs. Joseph B. Bloom. OF sS Shan
15y avenue. in honor of her mother
Mrs. George Wetzler. Mrs. Maurics
Hox. Of Jersey City, sister of tbs
1pstess. assisted In the duties OF the
1ky. Mrs. Wetzler will leave the cits
x>ext week for Los Angeles and Sar
& Hrancisco. where she will visit heI
daughters. Before her return she viii
#isit the exposition.
The Newark Female Charitable So
clety will endeavor to Increase ths
zJkpmber OF calls for laundry work IL
76rder to provide employment for thu
many women who apply each morn
{ Ing at the building. This announces
1aent was made yesterday morning a.
he meeting OF the society held In thu
building on Halsey and Hill streets
with the president, Miss Caroline
condict, presiding. The laundry com