The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-28
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SOCIETY NATIONS .
SEW FOR CHARITY. :
Whist Parties, Bridge and .
Teas for Lenten Diver |.
siOns for Many. ,
4 NUMBER of society people in
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4 NUMBER of society people in
- the Oranges took part in a
charity whist and euchre yester-
day afternoon at the home of Miss Mary
A. Kelsey, So Prospect street. East Or
ange. for the benefit OF the Orthopedic
Hospital and the Orange Day Nursery.
Miss Kelsey was assisted by Miss Flor
enee Clements in making the arrange
ments.
About one hundred dollars was real
ICED. Among the euchre prize-winners
were: Mrs. Henry Dickson and Mrs.
w. Il. Baker. of Newark; Mrs. Charles
GREGORY, Miss Emily Williams, Mrs.
William Ward, Mrs. A. r. Ryan. Mrs.
f.. II. Shelton. Miss Helen Waldron,
Mrs. William Lloyd and Miss Mary
Piercy, of the Oranges.
Fashionable society is interested in
a subscription dance to be held in
Oraton Hall Monday evening, April 20.
which promises to be one of the most
attractive of the post-Easter affairs.
Van Baer's Orchestra will play Tor
dancing and supper win be served at
midnight. Those who nave been in
vited to act as ~patronesses are the fol-
itNliE. MIS. JOAln ~. GiSCiVf RAhN'
James Smith, jr., Mrs. Patrick F. Null
ugan, Mrs. Peter Hauck, jr, Mrs.
Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr., Mrs. John r
Stanley. Mrs. James T. Smith. Mrs.
Redmond p. ConIon, Mrs. j. Boyer Hoi-
brook. Mrs. James Smith, 81. Mrs.
BARLEY j Quinn, Mrs. William Carlton
Stanley. Mrs. Henry A. Towle, Mrs.
Daniel Elliott and Mrs. William K.
Delefanty.
The committee arranging the dance
Is Frank +. Conlon, John c.. EiseIe, J.
Henry Smith and Bart Quinn, jr.
Miss Henrietta Blgelow entertained
the Lentcn Whist Club at her home,
81 Clinton avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Those who participated We're Mrs.
Frankland Briggs. Mrs. Sumner
Smaller, Mrs Wallace NJ. Scudder,
Mrs. George Barker, Mrs. Edward w.
Scudder, Miss Louise Washington. Miss
Elizabeth Downing. Miss Mary Nelson
Holli6eld. Miss Irene ITigbie and Ma
tilda Dodd. Mrs Briggs and Mrs.
Barker presided at the informal tea
which followed.
Mrs. Forrest F. Dryden entertained
the Wednesday Afternoon Club at her
home, SO Lincoln Park, when Miss
Emily Suydam gave the last of her
series of lectures. "Rallroading and
transportation was the subject, and
the lecture was followed by an in
formal tea" with Mrs. Franklin ConlS-
lin and Mrs. William Ripley presiding
at the urns. The guests included Mrs.
Henry Hamilton, Mrs. William Scherer,
Mrs. william Bedell. Mrs. Herbert p.
Gleason, Mrs. Norman Peters. Mrs. G..
Edwin Young, Mrs. Conklin and Mrs.
Riple,.
MRS. Chauncey G.. Parker entertained
the Lenten Sewing Class of st. Bar
nabas's Guild at her home Thursday
afternoon. T~hirty-two members were
present and sewed for charity. After
sewing an informal tea" was served.
Miss Marie y. Rlker, the fiancee of
Franklin Conklin, jr., will entertain the
young women who will assist at her
wedding April s at a dinner party in
her home. SO Lincoln Park Monday
evening. April 6. The guests will in
clude her sister, Mrs. Andrew Van
Blafcom. who will be the matron of
honor; Miss Kate Ross Wallace, Miss
Marguerite Riker, Miss Irene Hamil-
ton, Miss Adelinc Dodd, Mrs. Lawrence
G. ward, Miss Harriet Carroll. of
Pittsburg; Miss Sarah Conklin and Miss
Margaret Riker.
The wedding will take place in the
South Park Presbyterian Church. and
will be followed by a large reception
In the home of the brlde-elect.
Miss Alice w. Hayes was the hostess
of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club at her home. 2s Washington
street, Wednesday afternoon. The