The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-04
SOCIETY FUNCTIONS
AND NOTES.

Miss Marion s.. Coe, of 80 Waverly ave-
nue., is entertaining at n Chocolate" this
afternoon in honor of her guests. Miss
Virginia Britton, of Trenton, and Miss
Marjorie Decker, Of Brooklyn, Assisting
Miss Coe to receive are Miss Dorothy
Clark, Miss Hazel Lambert and Miss Maud
Van Valen, of this city; Miss Rose Wlrtz,
of East Orange, and Miss Emily Chamber
lain, of Jersey City. Miss Coe Is wearing
a costume of pink plated chiffon over
taffeta of the same shade. and Miss Brit
ton and Miss Decker are in dainty white
costumes, with pink roses.
The decorative scheme in the chocola o
room is carried out In red, with sraded
candelabra and clusters of American
Beauty roses. Mrs. Edward Hill Baldwin,
of this city, and Mrs. Harry O. May, of
summit, are presiding. Among those who
received invitations are Miss Mildred Jen-
kinson, Miss Hester Van Arsdale, Miss
Helen Ward. Miss Margaret jackson. Miss
Margaret Ward, Miss Nina Bissell, of
East Orange; Miss Olive Leggett, of Or
arige; Miss Helen Kaufman. Miss Isabe.
Gregory. Miss Ethel IIolnes, of Orange;
Miss Emily Illinrworth, Miss Mildred
Weigel, of New Brunswick; Miss Mar
garet Moore. of Cleveland; Miss Florence
Bostwiek and Miss Hazel Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M Keasbey, Of
Berkeley avenue. Orange, gave ar in
formal dance for their daughter, Miss Mar
Jorie Keasbey, at their residence last
night. Many members of the junior set of
the Oranges were in attendance. The
house was attraetively decorated with cut
flowers and holiday greens. Assisting Mr..
and Mrs. keasbey to receive were Mr.. and
Mrs, Jacques Bramhall and Miss Keasbey,
Who was attired in a dainty gown of soft
white material. Miss Keasbey will return
to boarding school Monday.
Several residents of this city n the
Oranges are attending a reception given
by Mrs. William N. Bament, of 54S River
side drive. New York, formerly of East
Orange. at her residence this afternoon in
of her daughter, Miss Helen Ba-
ment. The receiving party includes Mrs.
Joseph Schiller, Mrs. Frank Moore JEFF
ferry and Miss Vera Jeffrey, of East Or
ange; Mrs. Henry 4. Lindsay, Mrs.
Miss Iva S~nedeker, Miss Edyth Shane,
Miss Emma Scott, Miss Joanna S. Carr,
and Miss Flora A. Snead. of New York.
Club are holding a bridge whist and euchre
at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, this
afternoon, to raise funds for the erection
OF a new clubhouse at the lake. The New
Carl Hartdegen, of this city, and Mrs.
Augustus Roberts, of Paterson.
Preparations are being made for a large
subscription Whist to be given In the New
Jersey Automobile Clubhouse, corner
Broad and Chestnut streets, Monday, Jann-
airy q. under the auspices of the Humane
Society Auxiliary.
Every effort is being put forth to make
the affair a success, and the committee an
ticipates having about fifty tables in play,
prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Edward c. Cramer is chairman Of
the committee. which has the arrange
ments in charge, and those who will as
slst her are Mrs. Walter A. Morton, Mrs.
Charles Greason, Mrs. William Townley,
Mrs. James III. Fleming, Mrs. f. Clark
Smith, Miss Miriam Camden and Mrs.
David T.. Howell.