Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22
SOCIAL -LPIETRSOINLATL

St. MargaCet's Guild of st. Mark $
Episcopal Church is holding a sale of
cake, delicatessen and fancy articles
this afternoon in the community room
of the church. The sale started at .
o'clock and will continue until >
o'clock. This is the first in a series of
sales to be held under the auspices
of the guild. Mrs. Robert Kuebler is
general chairman of the series of
sales.
The cake table is in charge of Mrs
Herbert w Taylor, and assisting her
are Mrs. Binford Harris, Mrs Charles
b. Johnes and Mrs. 4. NJ. Woodford.
Mrs II. II. Sawyer is in charge Of
the fancy table, and assisting her is
Mrs. George II. Simonds.
The delicatessen table is under the
direction of Mrs. Edward G. Wyckoff
Her assistants are Mrs. Alice M. Poin-
dexter and Mrs. kuebler.
The home department OF the Con-
temporary, of which Mrs. William
Disbrow is chairman, will hold an
open meeting in Sayre HaL Y. w
{. A, next Tuesday at 3 p. m. Mrs.
Randall ID. Warden, Vice-Chairman
of the department. Will preside DE-.
Florence lG. Voorhees, will give an ae-
count of the successful course of lee
lures on 'hothereraft' now being
given by a number of the child
specialists OF the city under the aus
pices of the home department.
Samuel Hopkins Adams, of the New
York Tribune, will give a talk on
Honest and Dishonest Advertising"
Mr.. Adams is we'll known as a news
paper man, a magazine writer and
novelist. He came into prominence
through his exposure of patent medi-
cine nostrums and their fraudulent
advertisements His recent activity
has been the investiga of adver-
tising of merchandise in general. This
is a subject of particular interest to
women, to whom the appeal of the
bargain advertisements is often FIRE.
sistible, and a large audience is eX-
pected to hear Mr.. Adams, A club
tea will follow the meeting.
The twenty y-seventh midwinter re-
ception of the Davis School of Dancing
was held in the Washington last
night. lnterspersed between the reg
ular dances were exhibition dances by
pupils of the school Miss Helen Cur
tis presented a Greek interpretativ
dance. descriptive of the farewell of
summer. Miss Esther Laughton and
Miss Virginia Eagles in danse papil-
lon; Mrs. Morris A. Loughton in
le danse cobra; Miss NJ. Helen Mac
Hugh and Francis Cooper Weldon. i'm
fancy gavotte Mr. Weldon closed
the exhibition dancing Grecian
fantasie. The accompanist was Miss
Flora Mead McGee. About 200 were
present. Miss MaeHugh and Mr..
Weldon were assisted by winthrop
Holmes and Albert Butler, teachers
NJ tho Gphnn1 tho col.
ored light effects.
The arrangement committee OF the
Newton Street School Alumni A ASso-
citation is exerting its best efforts to
make the dance to be held in the new
gymnasium of the Newton Street
School a memorable one. Entertain
ers have been obtained from New
York to perform between dances.
Decorations and color schemes for
the gymnasium are being considered
by the committee, the members of
which are George Henig, chairman;
Norris Golden, Max Kiselik, Miss
Sophia Frankel and Miss Eva Gold
berg.
Miss Tillie Lebel. OF 266 South Or
ange avenue, entertained the Unica
Card Club in her home last night.
Cards were played, following which
a luncheon was served \ social hour
was then enjoyed Violin selections
were rendered by Miss Hilda Loebel,
accompanied by Miss Tillie Loebel on
the piano A solo was sung by Miss
Estelle Eggert, entitled "A Perfect
Day" Miss Anna Berman will enter
tain the club next Friday night at
her home, 1888 Littleton avenue.
The members are the Misses Anna
Berman, Tillie Loebel, Mary Molg-
nano. Estelle Eggert. Daisy Holig
nano, Bertha Loebel and Augusta
Freedman.
The North End Mutual Juniors held
regular meeting last night at the
club rooms, 81 Belleyille avenue.
Morris Patterson and Louis Scholnik
were initiated into the club
A surprise miscellaneous shower
was rendered Miss Mary Ten Broeck,
of 1863 Parker street. by Miss Julia
McEVoy at the home of Mrs. Justin
so Thirteenth street, Thurs
day evening Among those present
were the Misses Nellie Boan. May
Moran, Nellie Dugan, Julia Carol.
kittie Carol, Mary Mccarthy, Eliza
beth McEvoy, Julia McEvoy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas McNish, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Miller, Misses Rose Thorn-
ton. Rose Reynolds julie, Katheryne
and Anna Limpert. Jennie Conlon,
Margaret Caffrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
Mccarthy. James Caffery, James
Martin Clifford, Lionel Cliff
ford, Jerome Clifford, William Moffat,
Thomas Mattern, Joe Limpert, George
14impert John Graham and Andrew
The wedding of Miss Ten Brock to
George p. Limpert will take place the
latter part of February.
The Mems Club of st, stephens |
Church will hold a supper
In the parish hall, Clinton and Eliza |
beth avenues, next Tuesday evening |
at $50 o'clock Mayor Thomas l. |
Raymond has accepted an invitation
to be present. and will explain the
city charter. A discussion
Of the subject will follow. Arthur j.
GUIDE, president of the club, will be
Miss Margaret Hit, of 730 Lake
street, entertained the members of the
Young Women's Literary Society last
night. The speaker of the evening !