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

the Betty Porter Memorial Society,
held Monday IN the Nurses Home OF
the German Hospital. Anal arrange
ments for the benefit card party to
be given Friday afternoon. November
10. at the Washington. were eomplet-
ed. Tickets may be obtained from any
member OF the society. A prize will
be given at each table of four people.
under the direction of the ways and
means committee, Mrs. George z.
Ketchan, of 67 Rhode Island avenue,
East Orange. is chairman of the ar
rangements committee.
The next meeting win be held FRI
day at the home of Mrs. 2. T. Mason,
of 40 North Seventh street. Mrs.
Charles E. Bride win be assistant
hostess.
Augustus Waters will give his
sixteenth recital in Wissner Hall, in
Broad street. wednesday. November
II. Mr.. Waters is well known IN
the city as an elocutionist. His pro-
gram will be: Falstaff on Honor
ts'Henry Iv."). Shakespeare; "A
Frenchman's Account of the FALL"
Anon; "The Indians Lament Anon;
"a Hardshell Baptist Sermon Anon;
1.-The Bells Edgar Poe; Jim Blaine's
Ram Story. Mark Twain; irnitations
of Edwin Forrest and Edwin Booth.
Americas two greatest trasedians;
''The Traveller" Goldsmith; imitation
of Marshall P. Wilder; ''The Murder
of Duncan Shakespeare: "The vag-
abonds" and THE Lost Herr dra-
matte metamorphosis.
Mr.. Waters ,recited Edgar Allen
Poe's 1.-THE Bells before the student
body of the Central High School last
week and received unstinted praise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Murray, of IA
Lincoln avenue. have issued cards
announcing the engagement of their
daughter, Regina. to Carl Menk. of
this city. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Miss Julia NJ. Timer, of $50 High
street. is entertaining Annette and
Morris Wolfson, of Cincinnati. o.. who
stopped while on their way to the
Panama Exposition. Miss Timer Will
give party in their honor Sunday
night. Those invited ara: The Misses
Rae Sugerman. Beatrice Schiff and
Sophia Budish and Jack Sugerman,
Joseph Barnett, John Turreltaub and
Nat Cans.
Rehearsals are under way for the
annual performance of the Tuscarora
Canoe Club. which will be held In
Krueger Auditorium Friday, Feb
ruary IS. As is the custom of the
club. a farce from the pen of one of
the members will be the offering. Ja-
cob F. Sanwald's "Flim-F -Flams," a
two-aet comedy, has been accepted.
All of the characters, male and fe-
male. will be taken by the members.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments Is composed OF Mr. Sanwald.
chairman; Harold McLorinan, Harry
o'Donnell, Edgar r. Kiefer. Clifford
w. zeliff, William Dew. Keller and
Charles Ramfosberger.
The first of series OF cookery sales
is being held In tho parish house of
the House of Prayer. in Broad street,
this afternoon. The affair Is under
the direction of the woman's organi-
zation of the church. Miss Gather
inc NJ Campbell is the chairman in
charge of all arrangements and her
assistants are: Mrs. James Icon,
Mrs. Van Fleet. Mrs. William S. Roe,
Mrs. Seton. Miss Emily Wright and
Mrs. Bertram Sharp.
The Craftsman's Club, a social or
ganization connected with St AL
bans Lodge. r. and A. NJ. will
hold theatre party at the Newark
Theatre Monday night Following the
performance of kick In" the party
will adjourn 10 Achtel-Stetters
where banquet viii be served. The
committee having charge Of the ar
rangements is composed of Frank
Eyers. president; William Terrett,
secretary; Charles f. Pellegrim.
treasurer; George Barkman. p. NJ,
and William Moss. A party OF about
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