The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
SOCIETY FUNCTIONS
AND NOTES.


Miss Nellie Quinn and Miss Emily Quinn
of 81 Avon avenue, nave issued cards for q
bridge party at their home next Monday
afternoon, January q. Following the games
there will be an informal tea.
Mrs. Gilbert Potts entertained a small
party at dinner last night, prior to thu
fortnightly dance. Later her guests ac.
companied her to the dance. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Barklie, Miss Quin-
by and Elijah Farnham, OF Elizabeth.
Miss Mildred Jenkinson has returned to
the home of her aunt, Mrs. James Law
renee Ogden, in his city, after spending
several days with her grandmother, Mrs.
George B. Jenkinson, of Whippany road,
Morristown, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Crane enter
tanned a small dinner party prior to the
Fortnightly dance in compliment to Mrs.
Howell Quincy Lord, one of the brides OF
the season. The guests included member
Of the younger set and covers were laid
for fourteen. Following the dinner the
party attended the dance.
Mrs. Howell G. Lord will be the guest
OF honor at a luncheon to be given by her
aunt, Mrs. A. Wallace Brown, at her
home, 40 Broad street, Thursday, Janu-
airy 30. Cards of invitation have been
sent to a number OF the younger set.
The fourth OF the series of f~ortnightly
dances held last night in Orator Hal was
d brilliant success, and In point of mum
bers was a large affair, with nearly all OF
those prominent in society present. Be
sides the buds and the Younger set
for whom the dances were arranged, many
OF the married people were noticed, for
all are interested in making the most OF
the "Fo~rtnlghtlies', End Assemblies
owing to the, dearth OF small affairs which
seems to be responsible for the dullness
Of the present season. The patronesses
spared no effort TO make the dance a sue
cess. and the dancing-room was made at
~tractive with a p%rofusion Of palms and
cut flowers, together with comfortable
rest hooks, which were at a premium be-
tween the dances Schweinefest's Ofches-
ira contributed an enjoyable program OF
numbers.
The p~atronesses who arranged the series
are Miss Quinby, Miss Florence
D. Murphy. Miss Isabelle Ballentine, Miss
Alice w. Hayes. Mrs. Francis Barklie,
Mrs. James S. Polhemus. Mrs. Robert FL.
McCarter, Mrs. William T. Carter, Mrs.
nldIlnl DtiillSi IhlH, 1iAbpLb ONtS OAN NAAS'
Schuyler b. jackson. OF these the follow
ing were in the receiving line: Miss Quin-
by, in a gown of Irish point lace over
chiffon and white satin; Mrs. McCarter,
in a robe of white net, combined with
lace; Mrs. Potts, pale blue satin, COM
bined with rose point lace; Mrs. Barklie,
In pale blue spangled net over pale blue
liberty satin. Mrs. Carter. in gray embroid-
cred net, combined with velvet N lace;
Mrs. Polhemus, in "a robe of white lace,
and Mrs. Dennis, In white chiffon cloth.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Foster Wilkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Ogden, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence C. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Heath Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howell @. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Erie
Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre s. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Howell Jones, of South Orange;
Miss Lucy Lindabury, OF New York; Miss
Alta Emery, of M6rristown; Miss Eliza
beth Carter, Miss Marion Bonneau, Miss
Louise Z. Polhemus, Miss Antoinette Quin-
by Scudder, Miss Florence Gilmore Muir
ply, Miss Katherine Howell Jones, Miss
Higble, Miss Irene Higbie, Miss Elizabeth
Nichols, Miss Dorothy Conant, Cd
East Orange; Miss Mildred Jenkinson,
Miss Helen Osborne. Miss Mary Mel
son Hollifield, Miss Matilda Dodd. the
MISSES crane MISS haLneflue EOWell Jones,
Miss Iucretia Miller, Edwin Schenck, Jas
per Crane. Andrew aud Robert Hedges, DIR.
Jasper Coghlan, Rolfe Booraem, Leslie
Lord, Harold Dennis, Roger Young, Stuart
Young, Clifford Smile, William T. Carter.
jr,, Gayle Young, w. Clarke ~Symington,
William Stockton, Iittleton Kirkpatrick
and Stanley Howell Jones'.
The many friends Of III Louis w. Col
quits, of South Orange, are sorry to learn
hat Mr.. Colquitt is quite i'll at his homo,
on Ridgewood road. On this account Miss
Anna Colquitt has recalled the invitations
TO the bridge afternoon, which she was to
have given Wednesday, January q.
Eugene Stevenson, who will sail the first
of February for a six months visit In Paris,
will be rendered a reception by his sister,
Miss Dorothy Stevenson, at their hame, n
Lenox avenue, East Orange, Saturday night
January %.
William Hayter, of Viroqua, Wis, a for.
mer resident of Orange, has been a recent
visitor at the home of his cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pearce, of $40 Valley road
| West Orange. Mr.. Hayter has not beer
East since he removed to Wisconsin. more
than forty years ago, and was deeply In
terested in the great changes which have
taken place since his departure.
The Lenox Club will hold its annual din
ner Thursday night, January %, In Eng
lish's Hall, East Orange. Following the din
ner plans will be completed for the dance
which they will give to their girl friends
in the Woman's Club, March %. Amoni
the members OF the club are Messrs. Will
lam and Elmer Wigg, James and Eugen'
| Stevenson. Robert Fowler, Stuart Coleman
Robert Calef, Leslie Rich, Howard Boyn
ton, Samuel Wallace, Roland Fischer, Rob
ert McDermott, Nelson Whitney and Jane
O'Rourke.
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