Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-24

Fenster. Herman Laskowitz and
! David Seaman were elected trustees.
The new officers will tender a reeep-
ton to the club members next Sunday
in the home of Charles Gorsch, G76 Mt.
| Prospect avenue.
A contribution of SIS was voted by
the club toward the relief of the
Jewish sufferers in the war zone of
Europe.
A meeting of the Newark Physical
Club was held in Recital Hall, 81 Hal
sey street. Friday night. The mem
bers participated i'm folk dancing and
held discussions on dieting and pure
foods. There will be three skating
parties at Branch Brook Park. A
bathing party to Brighton Beach will
be held January 90.
The Elite Girls met Friday night in
the home of Miss Lillian Gettler. 1874
South Twenty-f1rst street. A bust
ness meeting was held and arrange
ments made for the first social dance
to be held February 25. After the
meeting was adjourned refreshments
were served. Miss Florence Shut
rendered vocal solo. accompanied by
Miss Ida Hicks. Those present were
/ the Misses Florence Shut, Ida Hicks,
| Josephine Lenz, Katherine Hummel.
| Lillian Gettler, Madeline Huber and
I Susie Doerhoffer. The girls viii next
meet at the home of Miss Josephine
Lenz, rs South Seventh street.
/ John ]. Carlin, of Topeka, Kan, is
visiting his brother-in-law, Philip j.
/ McElroy, of 20 Austin street. Mr..
Carlin is former Newarker, who
took up business in Kansas a year
ago.
The Hebrew Maternity Aid Society
! will conduct a benefit card party at
the Kaiserhof Garden, 297 Washing
ton street, tomorrow night. There
will be whist for the women and
pinochle for the men. with entertain
ment for the non-players. Awards
will be made. Dancing will follow the
games.
The committee on arrangements
consists of Mrs. Pauline Ginsberg,
| Mrs. Sadie Berla, Mrs. Edel Goldman,
Mrs. Sadie Rothenberg and Mrs.
Rushel Weis.
Mrs. Goldie Schwarz is president of
| the organization. The other officers
are: Mrs. Sabina Aratofsky, vice
president; Mrs. Rebecca Fine. finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Bertha Koflan,
| recording secretary, and Mrs. Minnie
! Rothschild, treasurer.
The Forest Hill Building and Loan
Association held its third annual ban
quet Saturday night in Dletsch's res
taurant, Bloomfield and Clifton ave
nues. Those present included DIR. G..
L. Young, president who presided; T..
A. Pulls J. A. Proehl Carl Aranenda,
f. B. Ford, W. \. Hart, II. II. Burgie,
p. Pagan. J. f Martin, L. +. HuslS,
w. H. Broemel, \. e. Underwood, +.
A. Weiss, r. G.. Schubarth and Charles
| B. Ogden. All but four of the direct
ors attended the banquet. There was
some informal speechmaking and a
social hour after the feast
A surprise birthday party was given
Saturday night by the Delphi S. c. to
Miss Jessie Newton in honor of her
seventeenth birthday. Previous to the
dinner the president of the club made
speech of congratulation.
Miss Emile Schmollinger Of 39i
South Nineteenth street. entertained
party of friends in her home last
night Piano selections were rem
dered by Miss Anna Morbach. Miss
Sadie Schmollinger and Jean Whitley.
Vocal selections were given by Larry
Corbett and Daniel Moore. Arthur
Beardsley rendered several violin
| solos. Others present were Miss Mary
Curran, Frank Stoecker, of East Or
ange: the Misses Hazel and Ethel
! Thornton, Walter Washburn. Elmer
Thornton. Leola Eldridge, Mrs.
George Schmollnger and William
| Dixon.
Miss Adelaide Johnson has issued
| invitations to many local persons for
an at home in her studio, 81 West
Twelfth street, New York city. Wed
nesday afternoon from 4 until s
o'clock. to meet Mrs Emmeline Pank-
hurst and Chiddomil Myatovich, for
mer Persian minister to the court of
st. James.
Benefit performances for the Hos
pital for Women and Children viii
be given in the Goodwin Theater, in
Broad street, today. tomorrow and
Thursday, under the auspices of the
auxiliary of the hospital. The feature
for today's benefit will be Marguerite
Clark in "The Prince and the
Pauper."
The committee of the auxiliary in
charge of the affairs is: Mrs. Will
lam Muir Halsey and Mrs. Frank
Stocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thornton, of
| All South Fourteenth street, have an
nounced the engagement of their
niece, Miss Elizabeth F. Murray, to
August J. Wagenbach, ir.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. August J. Wagenbach, of
9s Wallace street. No date has been
set for the wedding.
The Altar Society of st. Michaers
Church will hold n card party tomor-
row evening in St. Michael's Audi
torium. Beleville avenue. Mrs. Dona-
hue will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.
David Culp, Victor Cooke and Mrs
John t. O'Toole. The noaters will be
the Misses Anna Oliver, Mary O'Con-
nor and Jane Walsh.