The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
SOCIETY FUNCTIONS
And NOTES.

~ AANS 1890 (
Mrs. E. Martin Philippi is holding an Eat
home" today at her residence, 760 High
street. 1t is the last OF a series of Monday
afternoons.
Miss Elsie Bachman. of KnoxvilleIrenn
is the guest of Mrs. Albert Fl. Atha.
Miss Edith Dickinson, of . South street,
las issued cards Tor a Chocolate" 10 be
given in honor Of Miss Isabel Hensler. the
fancee of Herman Koenig, at her home
Thursday. February 6.
Miss Nellie Quinn and her sister, Miss
| Emily QUINN are entertaining at bridge
this afternoon at their home, 67 Avon ave
nue.. The guests include Miss Katharine
| Conlon, Miss Mary 1. Towle, Miss Kstn-
arine Stanley, Miss Lillian Dunn, Miss
Pauline Stoutenburgh, Miss May Dunn
Miss Florence Doremus, Miss May Multi
gan and her guest, Miss Janet Barton, OF
Danville. ILL.,; Miss Gertrude Lintott, Miss
Mrollie Bryce and Miss Laura Radel. Fol-
lowing the games there will be an intor-
NAL tea"
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Boyer will re-
| ceive a few friends informally tonight at
lilttI IlOlitf I lAi RNhtE8
ange.
Thursday, January 30, is the date set
for a small reception to be given by Mrs
James T. Mount to a few friends at her
home, "a Summit street. East Orange.
Mrs. R.. w. Caldwell, jr., Of Lloyd road,
Montclair, will give a valentine party Tor
twenty-four guests ut her residence st.
Valentines Day. February Il.
Mrs. Wilmer A. Baldwin will hold an in
formal reception at her home, 81 Mum ave-
nue., East Orange, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. H. M. Robinson, Of 70 Llewellyn
road, Montclair, will give the second of
her 'at home receptions next Friday
afternoon.
All interesting feature of the theatre
party for the benefit of ST. Barnabasf
Hospital to be held in the Newark Theatre
next Monday night, when "Salomy Jane
will be presented with Eleanor Robson in
| the title roll, will be the presence of a
number OF young society men who will
act as ushers. They are: William T.. Car
ter, jr., Harrison Higbie, Stuart Young,
Gayle Young, Carl Smith, Clifford Smile,
DR.. Frederick M. Paul, William Stockton,
Jasper Crane and Andrew Hedges.
Mrs. Francis Child, jr., has issued card'
| for a tea" at her home. q James street
next Friday afternoon. Her guests will in
clude the girls and matrons Of the younger
set.
A coming social event Of much Importance
in the Oranges is the second of a series o
"debutante" dances to be given in thu
Woman's Clubhouse. East Orange, Feb
ruary %. The dances have been arrange
by Mrs. Robert Hawkesworth, who hat
the assistance of the following -patronesses
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Mrs. oliver d,
G. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Charles Hathaway
Mrs. Richard M. Colgate, Mrs. Benjamin.
Douglas, Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass, Mrs
Frank Arnold, Mrs. Aubert d. Smith, Mrs
Francis NJ. Eppley and Mrs. William f
Allen.
Not in many years has there been 81
much activity in the exclusive set of tn,
Oranges as the present season. With tn
large number Of debutantes and the enter
tainments given in their honor the sea
son is a brilliant one.
There Is still another bud" to be In
troduced in the person of Miss Heller
Mccoy, the daughter of Mrs. Joseph B
Mccoy, who will be presented next Frida,
at her mothers home, 81 Harrison street
East Orange. and IT is rumored that man!
entertainments in her honor will d t
ception Mrs. Mccoy will give a dane
at the Country Club Friday night.
Mrs. Clarence M. Sanderson will enter
tain at dinner next Monday night in homo
Of Miss Augusta Brientnall, the fiauce,
Of her son, ]. Murray ~Sanderson. He
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell
man, Miss Elise Bellrnan, Miss Boas. o
Harrisburg, Pa, and the engaged couple
They will form a box party ut the 81
Barnabas's Hospital benefit following tn
dinner.
Mrs. Edward Wright, jr, is the hostess
at a large bridge party at her home, 2
Park place, this afternoon. Six tables ar
in play, and the guests include Mrs
Charles A.. Grummon. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Carter, Mrs. Chauncey Parker. Mrs, Ar
thur II. MaeKie. Miss Mary Campbell, Mis-
Elizabeth Jackson, Mrs. Archibald Mercer
Mrs. George Emory, Mrs. Gilbert Potts
Mrs. Philip r. Jackson, Mrs. FRANKLIN,
Briggs, Mrs. Arnold L'Hommedieu, o
South Orange; Miss Anna Colquitt, Mrs
John Firth, Miss Beatrice Firth, Mrs
Il Stanley Haskins, Mrs. William A. Bar
stow. Mrs. /. Richmond Hoxie, Mrs. Ed
win Baylies, Mrs. Ira Kip, Miss Julll
Brett, ali OF the Oranges; Miss Dor
Ashmore, Mrs. Henry Gushing. Mrs. Hol
combe Ward, Of New York; Mrs. Rolan'
Queasby, Miss Belle Green, of Elizabeth
and Mrs. Lawrence Boggs, of Perth Am
boy.
Following the games there will be
tea and reception, at which many of tn
society matrons will be present.
Mrs. Jackson will pour chocolate an
Mrs. Firth will preside at he tea urn
Mrs. Wright received her guests in a gov
Of white cloth embellished with Irish lace
and Mrs. Edward Wright. sr, who was 1
the receiving party, wore a gown Of ric
black broeade, Mrs. Firth wore pale viole
satin brocade, with a bonnet to match, an
Mrs. Jackson wore white lace. The tabl