Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
SOCIAL L-IPIEIRSWE(NZL


Mrs. J. K. Walker.
Under the auspices of the Newark
center of the lecture course division
of Columbia University. a recital OF
English, Scottish and Irish folk songs
will be given Monday evening by the
Misses Dorothy, Rosalind and Gym
thia Fuller, in the First Presbyterian
Church, in Broad street.
A reception will be held tomorrow
in the home of Solomon Steinhart, Il
South street, in honor of the engage
ment of his daughter, Miss Eva Stein
hart, to Theodore Hess, of New York
city, which was announced on jan
uary . Those in the receiving line
will be the Misses Stella Levi. Julia
Timer, stella Manassee, Estella
Davidson and Beatrice Schiff, of this
city: the Misses Ralphina Steinhart,
Carolina Rosenfeld and Helen Lob
sitz. of New York city, and Mrs.
David Levi and Mrs. Meyer Marx, of
Atlantic City
The X. *. X. Club of this city, cele-
brated it's second anniversary with
dinner party at the Nankin Garden
Thursday night The members of the
club are arranging for a dance to be
held some time in February, the date
and place to be settled at a later
meeting. Those who attended the
dinner were: George Ryan. Raymond
Mount, Frank Schanf1e, John Lang,
Frank Fritts, Arthur Trowbridge,
Roy Dalby and e. Rever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rein, of l67
West Kinney street celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary with
reception in the Little Hungary,
New York city, last Sunday. During
the evening a surprise was given the
guests in the announcement of the
of their daughter, Miss
Frances b. Rein, to Jack Kahn. Sill
yer prevailed in the decoration of the
banquet room and favors were in
silver.
Mrs. j. Ewens, of New Castle, Pa,
who has been the house guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rein, of 167 West
Kinney street, will leave for her home
early next week.
The Curtomis Club met yesterday
in the home of Mrs. Robert Kuebler,
752 DeGraw avenue. The paper of
the day was read by Mrs. Allan ID.
Slade, and her topic was "The Re
Exports and Cities of Ven
ezuela" The chairman of the day
was Mrs. Edison u. Seitz. The guests
of the club were Mrs. ]. M. Dimmick
and Mrs. Frederick MacPeek, of this
city, and Mrs. Samuel w. Davis, of
Conn.
A Japanese fete is being held this
afternoon by the members OF the Sat
urday Club in the home of Mrs. Fred
erick r. johnson, us Clinton avenue.
The chairman of the day is Mrs.
James A. Solandt and the members III
charge of the meeting are Mrs. Henry
l.. Haskins, Mrs. E. A. Reuss, Mrs.
John II. McCracken and the Misses
Jessie Ross and Il. A. Mcleod.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
was entertained yesterday by Mrs.
Edison Hockenberry, of Salem street
Hollywood Heights. The members oil
the club present were Mrs. Robert l..
Ashley. Mrs. Frederick Haefle, Mrs.
J. Frederick Chapman, Mrs. a. a.
Holt, Mrs. William Munder, Mrs. John
Barton, Mrs. Gottlieb Schnabel, Mrs.
James Chapman, Mrs. Ill. w. Hoag,
Mrs. George w. Wire and Miss Mar
garet Hoag.
The Raw Palmer Club will meet next
Friday in the Young Womens Chris
tian Association building in Washing
ion street. The meeting will be in
connection with meeting of the New
Jersey Federation of Womcns Clups.
The Sigma Phi Kappa Sorority was
by Miss Helen CleaVer in
Broad street yesterday afternoon
Those present were the Misses Helen
Never. Betryx Teeter. Alice Fash,
Gladys Grimm, Florence Zerthlng,
Henrietta Coleman, Dorothy clark,
Eleanor Cobb and Lydia Koehler.
A card party for the benefit of the
Workroom for Women. at l3 Central
avenue, is being held this afternoon In
the parlors of the Hotel Aberdeen, 10
Washington place. A buffet luncheon
will follow the card party Twenty
five tables are in play. The commit
tee in charge of the affair is Miss
Margaret Price, chairman; Mrs.
Alfred p. Mayhem, Mrs. Charles 5.
Hurd. Mrs. Frederick Jacobson, Mrs.
Thomas Gray, Mrs. William Harder,
Mrs. John Davidson and Miss Lena
ligner.
Miss Marion Allsopp, OF $50 Clin-
ton avenue, fiancee or William
Schmidt, is being rendered a miscel-
laneous shower this afternoon by Miss
Ruth Beardsley in her home. $50
Ridge street. The decorations are
palms and cut flowers. The afternoon
will be given over to playing five hun
dred. followed by the shower, after
which there will be a tea. Among
those invited are the Misses Marjorie
Lee, Helen and Marian Kilburn, Eliza
beth Kent, Adelaide Hitler, Mary
Boland, Viola Heller, Bertha Davis,
Miriam Milward. Clara Haussling,
Dorothy Taylor Elsie Shiebler, Helen
Osborne, Margaret Schrader. Geor-
giana Taylor, Dorothy Coppins. Mary
and Helen Hallock and Alva Pitten-
ger.
A surprise birthday party was given
in honor of Harry Tomasko in his
home, SO Austin street, last night
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