Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-17

OCiAI activities viii pc IN Inl
y swing by the end Of next week
and leading the events Of the season
will be the subscription card party and
dance TO DO given at the Washington
by the members of ST. Afary's Acad-
envy Alumnae Association. The affaii
is scheduled for Monday evening, No
venber 40.
Miss Gertrude NJ Duffy, the chair
man of the committee, is being assist
ed by Mrs James M sumerville, Mrs,
T. Ryan. Mrs. j. Allen Conlklin, the
Misses Anna Toohey, Estelle Dole
Helen Cloves. Margaret Brenner and
Lillian Dwyer Of this city, and the
Misses Alice and Grace DENIM. OF
: Elizabeth.
DR.. Raymond L. Mullin is chairman
Of the floor committee.
The vestrymen and Ladies' Guild
Of ST. Barnabas' Church are plan
ming reception to the new rector,
Rev. Henry v. B, Darlington. to be
held In the parish house Monday. De-
eeTnher IS, at O'Clock. The commit-
tee of arrangements is headed by Mrs,
7. p. Campbell,
= Miss Mary M. Raleigh. daughter OF
M. and Mrs Maurice f. Raleigh. Of
s65 Johnson avenue. and James
Arthur DuPlessis. of Syracuse. n. ",
son of Mr. and Mrs. James G.
DuPlessis, Of 206 Custer avenue,
with be married during Thanksgiving
week In st. Charles Borromeo's Cath
ollie Church. The date win be decided
later.
Rev. Thomas A. Walsh. rector Of
the church, will offleiate. Miss Mar
garet L. Raleigh will attend her sister
as bridesmaids. Robert l. DuPlessis,
Of this city, wiA be his brothers best
man. The couple will make their
home In Syracuse.
The Mems Club Of the weequahic
Presbyterian Church win hold a din
ner "wednesday, December s. The
Ladies' Aid Society of the church
viii be in charge. Mrs r. e. Camp
bell is president of the society and
Mrs. Samuel Derby Is chairman Of the
committee of arrangements.
An audience that filled the Krueger
Auditorium to capacity enjoyed the
Dutch Mlnatrels" presented last
night by the Young Women's Hebrew
Association. The entire performances
was given by girls, man having no
part further than the coaching of the
production. Among those to take
part were Miss Gussie Stein. inter-
ioeutor; Misses Moliie Johnson, Eva
Z Golinkin. Berthe Harris and Anna
Glaaner on the ends; the Misses Anna
Stern. Anna Linderhlatt. Sadie
Rehinowitz, Lillian Quinto, Rose
sturna. Jennie KapIan and Rose
Greenberg, soioists. Dancing followed
the performance.
A card party for the benefit of the
organ fund of st. Antoninus' Roman
Catholic Church was held in Demin-
ican Hall, South Ninth street. last
night, with over ESQ persons in at
tendance. There were fifty tables in
play. divided between euchre. whist
ana pinochle. Bean bag was pro-
v5ded for the nen-card players. Over
The party was under the direction Of
the Misses Mary Nolan, Mary Flatley
and Sarah Kearny. Those in charge
Of the punching were Edmund Beatty,
william Gilroy. william Kirch. Ray
Nalan and william McDevitt. Joseph
J. Nolan was in charge Of the tables.
Dancing followed the card playing.
It was stated by those in charge of
the party that over $50 had been
realized.
A Home Lands Exhibit of cloth.
laess. embroidery, woven articles,
brass and other utensiles from
foreign countries will be shown in the
MILFORD School in Eighteenth avenue
noat Friday from 3 to 5 o'clock In
] the afternoon and from to 0 In the
evening.
Many generous patrons purchased
cake and candy yesterday afternoon
and evening at sale by the Humane
Society, which was conducted In the
Petri Studio SAT Broad street. The
members Of the society were graft
hed by the returns. The money
gathered last night win go toward
defraying the expenses Of the ami
NAL shelter. conducted by the So
ciety In North Fifth street. Over s72
was netted from the sale,
Miss Elizabeth Griese, blind
pianist, rendered selections during
the sale. The committee in charge
of the sale consisted OF Mrs. Harry
varley, Mrs. r.. Clarke Smith, Miss
Luanna MeGovern, Miss Emily Koh-
Ter, Miss Augusta MeaTs, Miss Beu-
lah Dean, Mrs. Harry Homer, Miss
Elsa Fritchie. Mrs. John Book, Mrs.
John G. Coll, Mrs. George Hughes,
Z Mrs. John Lee. Miss Dorothy Lee,
Miss e. L. Corduan. Mrs. Joseph
Hart, Miss Mary Neff, Miss Esther
varley, Mrs. Henry Muller. Mrs. Ed-
ward Wardsworth, Miss Mildred Van
yBrunt, Mrs. Charles Bullivant, Mrs.
Charles S. Reed and Mrs. Martin l.
Cox.
An entertainment and dance for
the young people will be held in the
parish house of st. Barnabas's
Church, Thanksgiving eve. The af-
fair is under the direction of the
RECTOR. the Rev. Henry Darlington,
A social and dance win be held in
the Moose Home in Market street
tonight under the auspices OF Loyal
order of Moose, No, 237. Professor
Andrews will be present to assist
those who cannot dance.
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