The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-20
SOCIETY FUNCTIONS
AND NOTES.


Mr.. and Mrs John Walker, OF South Or
ange, who departed for Florida a few days
ago. nave decided to remain there for the
rest of the winter.
T Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City, Is
entertaining among its guests former
Mayor of East Orange, Edward e. Bruen,
and the Misses Bruen.
Pasadena, Cal, is the destination of Mrs.
Thomas Cort. of Prospect street. South
Grange. Mrs. Cort expects to spend the
remaining winter months at this resort.
Mrs. ]. w. c. Campbell, of 81 Chestnut
street, Hast Orange. will throw open her
hospdtable doors on Saturday, February %,
for a colonial tea to be given for the bene-
ut of the Essex County Homeopathic Hos.
pital.
MI. and Mrs. Henry c. Dilworth, Of u
Arlington avenue north, are among those
yho have fitted to the Southland for the
rest OF the winter. Florida is their des-
t~ination.
Florida will soon claim other members
Of East Orange society, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles q. Cameron, of 50 Washington
street. leave for Bellaire on Tuesday.
Frida afternoon, January "a, is the date
set by Mrs. William L. Ward and her sis
ter, Miss Emily Williams, for a bridge
party to be given at their home, II Harrl-
son street, East Orange. Mrs. Robert c..
Chase and the Misses Ward will serve tea
following the games. and the evening will
be given over to dancing.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederic B. Vaudeville. of
Main street, East Orange, have returned
from Maine and left East Orange almost
Immediately for a two months stay at At
lantic City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William w. Jacobus are in
Florida for a few weeks visit.
Miss Hannah Burton, Of Fulton street,
Montclair has gone to Richmond, Va,
Where she will spend the winter months.
Mrs. Benjamin Graham, of Hawthorne
place, Montclair, has gone to st. Angus
tine, Fla, for a %sojourn Of several weeks.
she was accompanied by her young son.
Miss Augusta Breintnall, the fance OF
j. Murray Sanderson, will be the guest of
honor at a card party to be given by Mrs.
Alfred N. Dalrymple at her home, 81 Park
place, next month. 1t is expected that
Miss Brelntnall will be one of the April
brides.
HRS. Nelson Wright of 5o7 Mount Pros
peet avenue, Will entertain at cards Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs, Edward
w. Scudder. The guests will include the
members Of the younger set.
Miss Mary Nelson HollifeId will be alb
sent from the world of local society for a
few weeks, She will go to Washington,
d. G., as the guest Of Senator and Mrs.
Frank o. Briggs about February /. Her
sister, Mrs. %Frankland Briggs, the wife of
the Senator and Mrs BrtggSs son. expect
to spend some time at the national capital
later In the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Van Wrinkle of
Clinton avenue, nave gone to Nassau, New
Providence, their winter home.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement Of Miss Elizabeth Miller Keas-
hey, daughter of George M. Keasbey, of
this city, to Robert Evans Dennison, OF
Roxborough, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry TowIe, of IS Halsey street,
will introduce her daughter, Miss Mary
Towle, at a large reception at the home of
Miss Towles grandmother, Mrs. Peter
Hauek, 500 Harrison avenue, Harrison,
"Wednesday, January 20.
Miss May Milligan, of II washington
street, was the hostess at a heart party
this afternoon, given to introduce her
guest, Miss Janet Barton, of Danville,
Ill.
The rooms throughout were effectively
decorated with palms, American beauty
roses and greenery, and the favors were
heart-shaped bonbonieres festooned with
roses. The tallys. were pretty little hand
painted affairs decorated with hearts, ar
rows and eupids.
Following the cards there was a tea
at which Miss Katharine Stanley and
Miss Mary Towle presided.
Little Misses Lucia Towle and Ruth
Carroll were the score keepers, and they
carried clusters Of American beauties.
The guests included: Miss Mary Towle,
Miss Katherine Conlon, Miss Katharine
STANLEY, Miss Florence Doremus, Miss
Amy Drake. Miss Lillian Dunn, Miss
May Dunn, Miss Nellie Quinn, Miss Emily
Quinn, Miss Pauline Stoutenburg, Miss
Blanche Plamondon, Miss Mollie Bryce
and Miss Laura Radel, of Newark; Miss
Katherine Crofton, Miss Helen Connick,
Miss Julia beverley, Miss Marie Thomp-
son, Miss Ines Barrios, Miss Doreta Mac
Elhinny, Miss Margaret MacIlhinny, Miss
Lynette Selinett, Miss Helen Murray, OF
New York; Miss McCrossen, of Brooklyn,
Miss Frances Foley. Of Hoboken; Miss
Lulu Benziger, OF Staten Island, and
Miss Hazel Ryan. OF Paterson