New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
NEWARK.
RECEPTION IN HONOR OF COLONEL AND
MRS KUSER.
FIRST ANNUAL MEL TING or THE KINDERDEN
CLUE-TUr; PRINCETON CLUB DINNER
GOSSIP OF SOC ETY.

FIRST ANNUAL MEL TING or THE KINDERDEN
CLuE-TUE PRINCETON CLUB DINNER
GOSSIP OF SOC ETY.
Mrs George g. Duren introduced her daughter
Miss Bertha Durer. to society. at large reception
Tuesday. at her home, No. a Lincoln Park
Among those who assisted in receiving were Miss
Phoebe Frazer. Miss Darlington Miss Clara Crem-
minis. Miss Nina Lenz Mrs Alien Osmun and Mrs.
Henry Duren
The most important affair OF the social season in
Newark thus far ball given for Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony Kuser by Mrs. Kusers parents.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Dryden. at their home. NO.
loo Broad-st., Tuesday night The annex at
the of the house used as the ballroom,
and holly and evergreens wcr, arranged In COM
blnailon with the red wall hangings. George T..
Clifford led the cot.llon
The Newark Ladies' Turning Society elected
these officers last week: President. Mrs +. Reuper;
vice-president Mrs. Schubert recording secretary.
Mrs. William Wolf: financial secretary. Mrs.
George Scikel treasurer. Miss Buerck
A banquet was held Monday night at Allen s
by the class Of "a. Newark High School. 1t was
the annual reunion. George Stein was toast
master. To the toast, THE New High School
c. Brown responded. Frederick Johnson responded
to a toast ITO the High School Girls" Adoph
Barthman. DR.. Roth. Walter Myers II. H. Barth-
man were among the other speakers.
Mrs r. T. Keaseby gave tea yesterday at her
| home in Saybrook Place, to say goodby to her
| friends in Newark. as she is about to leave the
| city.
| Cards are out stating that Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter
| I!aucl jr. will be at home Tuesdays after
| February l. at No u WESTINGHOUSE. Mrs. Hauck
| is a daughter Of United States Senator Smith
The committee the building Of a union club
| house for Will meet on Monday. January
| . M e. OrtntQl-gt tho homo of Mrs. Louise
| NJ Sayre Each federated club in the city will be
| represented by two members.
| The Paragraph Club held a meeting at the home
| of Miss Josephine Abec on Wednesday and dis
cussed Current Topics Several papers were
read. The meeting will take place on Wednes-
| day morning. at the home of Mrs. William Mitchell
| No go Broad-st when the subject OF Louis MI
| OF France will be taken up.
| The first OF the series Of Wednesday afternoon
tea. given by Mrs. Henry $. Hayward took place
at her home on Wednesday. Mrs. Hayward re-
ceived In the drawing-room. Mrs. Miller. of Rose
| VILE poured tea. and Miss Ricketts, dispensed
| chocolate.
| The first annual meeting of the K!nderden Clut
was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Belcher's
| home In Mount Pleasant-ave. The secretary Mis-:
| Harrison gave a brief report Of the first years
work Of the club. Mrs. Clarke gave the treasurer
report for the year. 1t showed the receipts TO bt
ss2i 30 and the balance on hand as 1912 IS. 1t was
| announced that It would be necessary to raise a
| least 500 for the expenses of the work, ana tn'
women were instructed to suggest plans at th'
next meeting for the realization Of that sum
Papers read by Mrs. Clarke and Miss Falish
| Miss Goodwin was unanimously elected president
| Mrs. H. Belcher. vice-president; Miss Harrison
secretary and Mrs. Samuel Clarke, treasurer
committee OF the Catholic Young Men
| Diocesan Union IL arranging for a rally TO be hel'
in this city for the purpose Of furherng the inter
est Of the organization. the object or which i
| practical unity among young Catholics. ana IN
| moral and intellectual advancement OF us members
| The Princeton Club held its annual banquet II
| the Essex Lyceum on Thursday night about fit.
| members being present. letter from Presiden
| Patton was read saying that he was detained II
| Washington The tables were striped with orang
| and black and each diner wore a neat little Dime
! decoration with picture of Nassau Hail.