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


timer Lowy. Mrs. Philip Lowy, Mrs.
Alexander Maybaum, Mrs. Max Meier,
| Mrs. Mass, Mrs. Gustave Meyer Mrs.
William Mendel, Mrs. A. Metzger
! Mrs. Aaron Meyer, Mrs. Eugene II.
Meyer, Mrs Selig Mindes, Mrs.
Nathan Myers, Mrs. Charles Meyer,
Mrs. Emanuel Meyer, Mrs A. b. Meyer,
Mrs. Jacob L. Newman, Mrs. D.
Osterweil, AIRS. Y. Parsonnet, Mrs.
Arthur Phillips, Mrs. Louis Plaut,
Mrs. Moses Plaut, Mrs. Simon Plaut,
Mrs. I. j. Rachlin, Mrs. Morris Rach-
| lin, Mrs. William Rich Mrs. Charles
Rosen, Mrs. J. w. Rosenbaum, Mrs.
| II. Rosensohn, Mrs. William S. Rosen-
strauch, Mrs. Leopold Rich, Mrs.
Jacob Roth Mrs. Abraham Roths-
child, Mrs. Louis Sachs, Mrs. Nathan
| Salzman, Mrs. Henry Samuels, Mrs.
| Samuel Schechner, Mrs. Louis Schles-
niger, Mrs. B. Schloss, Mrs. Emanuel
Schloss. Mrs. Jacob Schloss, Mrs.
Isaac schoenthal, Mrs. Philip Schot-
| land, Mrs. Jacob L. Schwartz, Mrs.
Lewis c. Schwartz, Mrs. Julius Sill
yerfeld, Mrs. Edwin Steiner, Mrs. Gus
Steinhardt, Mrs. B. W. Strauss, Mrs.
David Strauss, Mrs. Sidney Stein, Mrs.
Leo Stein, Mrs. Fred Stern, Mrs.
Harry Stern, Mrs. Mortimer Stern.
Mrs. Emil Uhry, Mrs. Milton Unger,
Mrs. Morris A. Waehstein, Mrs. Jacob
Walter, Mrs. S. r. Walter, Mrs.
Nathan Weinberg, Mrs Levi Vein
garten. Mrs. o. l.. Weingarten, Mrs.
Ben. Weinberg, Mrs. A. Wellisch, Mrs.
Joseph Wotiz. Mrs. Morris fucker,
Mrs. Morris Herbst, Mrs. Rabbi Solo
mon Foster, Mrs. Herman Kussy, Mrs
Samuel Gray, Mrs. Edward Prokoci-
mer Mrs. Joseph Karrakis. Mrs. Max
Hertz. Mrs Ernest Levy, Mrs. Lewis
Strauss, Mrs. Louis krieger,. Mrs.
Leopold Jay, Mrs. Nathaniel King,
Mrs. Selig Scheuer. Mrs David Holz-
ner. Mrs. Elmer Eckhous, Mrs. Ben
jamin Sugarman. Mrs. Jack Meyer,
Mrs. Barney Lewis, Mrs. Gus Lewis,
Mrs. Leon sternberger, Mrs. George
A. Schindel Mrs. n. Danzis, Mrs Abe
David. Mrs. Joseph Altman, Mrs.
Adolph Altman, Mrs. Rudolph Click
man, Mrs. Max GlicHman, Mrs. Peter
Steinsitz, Mrs. Joseph Okin. Mrs.
Arthur Gross and Mrs. Daniel Marx.
Burke Memorial Day Nursery, at
554 North Fifth street. will be
the beneficiary of a concert to be
given in the Park Presbyterian
Church. Bellevile avenue and Kearny
street Monday, February 81. The
Criterion Quartet, of New York. COM
posed of John Young. tenor; Horatio
Reuch, second tenor: George Rear
don, baritone, and Donald Chalmers,
bass, will give a program of popular
and operatic numbers. The MEM
identified with the New York
churches. They have just completed
concert tour of Canada. The quar-
tet sang in Ocean Grove nine weeks
during the past summer, and are we'll
known by many Newark people. The
sale of tickets is under the charge
of Mrs. Abner M. Seeley, of 656 High
land avenue. The committee in
charge of the concert is: Mrs. Mary
Shepard Wills, chairman; Mrs. Minna
Dc Bow. Mrs. Seeley and Mrs. Leon
ard II. Robbins.
During the last year the nursery
took care of $3.50 children. This year
it is anticipated that the number will
be far greater.
1ostesses and assistants who will
serve at the monthly tea of the Con-
temporary to be held following the
business session next Tuesday, in the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
tion building, in Washington street,
are: Mrs. Horace Osborne, Mrs.
Richard ]. Brown, Mrs. Theodore II.
Heyden and Miss Jane Roberts. who
viii preside at the tea urns, and those
who viii serve as floaters are Mrs. r.
s Mcneil, Mrs. IT. r. Lillybridge,
Mrs Ernest H. Miller Mrs. Chauncey
ID. Griffith, Mrs. A. BlumenthaI. Mrs.
Elmer Eckhouse, Mrs. Willis G.
Hillman. Mrs. G.. M. Anderson, Mrs.
Charles r. Hurd, Mrs. w. j. Ramsey,
Mrs. Frederick Dudley, Mrs. Percy
Taylor, Mrs. George n. Douglas. Mrs.
Alan Johnson, Mrs. Samuel n. Leber.
Mrs. John r. Foster, Mrs. Theodore
3. Faulks, Mrs. Charles A. Schanze,
Mrs. J. A. WimmiclS, Mrs. b. III.
Blood, Mrs. Francis e. Heath, Mrs.
Benjamin w. Hollander and the
Misses Irma Mercy and A. II. Hol-
brook The tea will be given under
the direction of the home department
of the club.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Kilburn Memorial Presbyterian
Church will he entertained next
Thursday evening with an illustrated
talk on the Christian Eudeavor Fresh
Air Home. at New Fernwood. The
lecturer will be George Brody, who is
in charge of the home. The lecture
will start at s o'clock and Miss Hen
rietta Christensen is chairman OF the
committee in charge On Sunday,
February 6. the Endeavors will con-
duct tho evening services in the
church and on the following Thurs
day, February 10, a social will be
held in the parlors of the church.
Final arrangements for the whist
and dance to be held in the Roseville
Masonic Temple on Washington's
Birthday, February %, for the benefit
of the Newark Maternity Hospital.
were made at the meeting of tho
Helpers of the Hospital held Thurs
day night in the home of Miss Mae
Bondy, 3 Littleton avenue. Already
numerous requests have been made
for tickets and the indications are
that large sum will be realized for
/ tho hospital.
An all-day sewing meeting will be
held by the Ladies Pastoral Aid So
ciety OF the Forest Hill Presbyterian
| Church on "Wednesday. February Q