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


daughter, Miss Marie Louise lie Coco,
to DIR. Herman {. II Herold. jr. son
of DR. and Mrs Herman c H. Her
old, of 1ol2 Broad street this city. No
date has been named for the wedding.
To arrange for the annual charity
benefit of Newark Lodge Ne. q. B. p.
Q. e, committee has been appointed
with the following officers: Chairman.
Samuel Demarest; secretary. William
F. Yeomans, and treasurer. Joseph
Mullin, Jack McGuinness has been
engaged To arrange the affair, which
will be an old-time minstrel show
and to coach the performers The
benefit viii be held on April 26. Re
hearsals will begin at tho Elks' Home
Green street, sunday afternoon. Feb
ruary Z. It is planned to have a
chorus of from 10 to 100 voices. The
committee met yesterday and decided
on the date for the show and ar
ranged other details.
To further the campaign to raise
a million dollar endowment fund for
Vassar College before next fall con-
cert will be given tonight in sayre
He'll of the Young Women's Christian
Association building in Washington
street.
The artists who will assist are
Christian Kriens, violinist, who is
the conductor of the Kriens Sym
phony Orchestra in New York; John
]. Colgate, tenor; Paul Leyssac, tenor
and reader, and Edward Rechlin.
pianist, also of Manhattan, and Mrs.
Florence Mulford Hunt, contralto, of
this city.
Serving on the committee in charge
OF the affair are Mrs. Robert Ballen-
tine, Mrs. Zachariah Belcher, Mrs.
Francis Child Mrs. Franklin Conk-
lin, Mrs. Franklin Conkln, jr"
Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Harry Lee
Duren, Mrs. Forrest +. Dryden, Mrs.
Spaulding Frazer, Mrs. William 7.
Field. Mrs. John r. Hardin, Mrs. John
W. Howell, Mrs. Richard Jcnkinson,
Mrs. Halsey NJ. Larter. Mrs. Archi-
bald Mercer Mrs. ]. r. NJ. Mullkin,
Mrs. James l.. Ogden, Mrs Galen Per-
retf. Mrs. James S. Polhemus. Mrs.
Franklin Phillips, Mrs. John Prizer,
Mrs. George p. Reeve Mrs. Mortimer
Remington, Mrs. William Ri5er, Mrs,
Wallace NJ. Scudder, Mrs. Joseph G.
Spurr and Mrs John c. Stoddart.
The charity ball given annually un-
der the auspices of the Sewing Circle
of ST. Bridget's Church will he held
tonight in Kruger Auditorium in
Belmont avenue. The committee in
charge of the ball have worked un-
ceasingly to make the affair a sue
cess and promise a number of un-
usual features. The committee of ar
ranrements is Judge Patrick ].
Dolan. chairman; William S. Bagan
secretary, and Bernard M. Shanley'
ir.. Leo ]. McManus, Michael Dodd,
sr., Andrew J. Brady, Frank Sheri-
dan. Frank McTague Michael Tighe,
Thomas Burke, Andrew w. McCabe,
DR.. Hesser Mcbride, William McEn-
hill. Joseph e. A. McTague, John
Smith, stephen J. Fogarty, John j.
Madden and Matthew ]. Caffrey.
The subscribers for the boxes are:
Mr.. Stanley, jr., Mrs. Thomas f. NC
Cormick. Edward P. Mccormick, Mrs.
Edward Richman, Mrs. George d. NC
Clellan. Judge Patrick ]. Dolan and
former City Counsel James X. Nu-
gent.
The officers of the Ladies Sewing
Circle are: Mrs. Thomas F. MeCor-
mick. president, and Mrs. Anthony
McEnroe. secretary.
The members of the reception COM
mittee are Bernard NJ. Shanley' Jr,
chairman: Thomas Kearns, John a.
Kellv George r. Taylor, Michael }.
Tonsev. John W. McAuliffe, Charles
y Bond. Thomas Fl. Guthrie, Timothy
T. FovIe. James Smith Sd, Edward II.
Mccormick. sr., DR.. Edward NJ. Rich-
man. Harry McGiu, John Tierney'
Charles O'Toole John Mccormick
Nelson X. Townsend, George ID. NC
Clellan. Frederick Reith, Danlel L.
Mccormick. Joseph Deerin, Louis n.
Rowers. James Connolly George
Nevett sr.. and william p. Nestor.
DIR. Leo ]. McManus will be floor
-,,oroeer and Vincent C. Caffrey as
sistant The floor committees GEORGE
Barber, Joseph McDonough' Joseph
Guthrie. Joseph S. Carroll Bernard ,.
McManus. Thomas Sherrin, DaVld
Tiernev. Frank Caffrey, Frederick II.
yeomans. John A. LOTUS Joseph V.
Lupo. Forrest Barber, Joseph Barber
Paul Beltaire, Fred C. Heitman' Dr.
Ravmond Mullin, DR.. Paul Devlne,
George Mccormick, William Conloh'
Andrew Ryan, James bundy' An
drew j. Brady, jr, James heynolus'
ir. Joseph NJ. Byrne, jr, Nllllan
Tooartv. DR.. Luke NJ. Delaney, PAU
I-roDlS TOnGlertY.
r,,arvtbinp is in readiness for the
r,,nonape sale to be conducted by the
members of the Newark branch OF
the Women's Political Union OF New
Jersey. at Belleville avenue, COM
rrancing tomorrow morning at 10
-,cIock Miss Elsie Merz, who will be
IN charge of the sale, will be assisted
h., Mrs Frank H. Sommer, Mrs, Hilda
Ginger and Mrs. William II. Reilly
The Misses Ruth and Sylvia Grand
we're hostesses to the members OF the
AItruists' Club yesterday afternoon
IN their home, IL Ridgewood avenue.
feature of the afternoon was the
counletion of the arrangements for
the leap year dance to be given py
the club on the evening of March
IN West End Hall. The patronesses
~ the affair will be Mrs Herman
steiner Mrs. Jacob Klappholz. Mrs.
AdoInb Beck, Mrs. Max Basa and
Mrs Rernard Gluck. Clarence Han
mock will be master of ceremonies.
Final details of the affair VIII be ar
o,nod al the next meeting of the