The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-09

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the arrangement committee. There will
be a number of guests of the club,
among whom will be Mrs. Carrie Wood
Roseerant. one of the clubs founders,
and Mrs. Sara Wood Stafford, of New
York. who has criticised the club work
during the past winter. In addition
each member may bring a personal
guest.
The affair will take place at the new
Montc,air Hotel. The decorative
scheme will b. carried out in green and
white. the club colors.
Among the June weddings Will be
that OF Miss Margaret Maud Carr and
William F. Buerck, both of this city.
rhe will take place June "a,
Mrs. Arthur J. GUIDE, of rs Stanley
avenue. will open her home next Satur-
day afternoon for a fair and sale OF
fancy and useful articles, homemade
cakes and candies, doll clothes, towel
holders and Other things worth while,
10 be conducted by a number of small
children of fthe Clinton Hill section III
the interests of the fresh air fund OF
the Newark Female Charitable Society.
1t is expected that a neat sum Will be
realized. Among the desirable articles
is a large doll, with complete trousseau,
81 doll carriage and an array of small
dolls. all on the alert for kind mothers.
Miss Nellie Baldwin, of 65 Chestnut
street. East Orange, will entertain the
members of the Ensemble Club at her
home next Monday evening.
Miss Dorothy Bennett, of 167 Clinton
avenue, will be hostess at the annual
sale and tea of the auxiliary OF the
Children's Aid Society. next Saturday
afternoon. from 8 until 6 o'clock. The
house VIII be prettily decorated with
palms, ferns and spring blossoms.
Miss Mary Smith will be in charge
and will receive with Miss Bennett Miss
Florence Thompson and Miss Alice Os-
mum. of East Orange. Miss Helen Ward
will conduct the sale of candy. Miss
Ruth Crawford, of East Orange, the
sale of cake, and Miss Olive Ward Will
<1ispense lemonade.
Mrs. Perry Allen, of Park avenue.
East Orange. and Mrs. AIRY Johannes
i Lamme, of Harrison street, East Or
2ange, entertained about eighty guests
at luncheon in TIN Essex County Coun-
try Club yesterday The decorations
= consisted large of apple blossoms.
baskets of these fragrant flowers. tied
with pink ribbons, being used as CEN
trepieces for the eleven tables.
Assisting the hostesses in receiving
were: Mrs. Charles n. F%airchild. Mrs.
William Bouldin, Mrs. Arthur A. Boyer,
Mrs. j. l.. Livermore, of New York;
- m T1rr+ax JFoataf. Mrs ANili111 n
Runkle, Mrs. Frank Kerr, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Richard n. Dyer, Mrs. William f.
Gilmore, Mrs. William Sheerer, Mrs.
William Graves. Mrs. Edward Prizer,
Mrs. Joseph Pickslay, Mrs. j. Living
sston Carr. Mrs. w. b. Thomas. of
Maryland.
Mrs. f. C. Moore, of "A Lenox avenue,
East Orange, will throw open her doors
next Wednesday night for the annual
reception of the Wednesday Club, of the
Oranges. An attractive musical pro-
gram is being arranged. The club off,
GERS will assist Mrs. Moore to receive.
One of the events of tie month will
be the earnation dance. to be given by
the members of Court Seton No. ", of
the Daughters of Isabella, in orator
Hall, Thursday night, May q. The
hall will be prettily decorated with
palms, festoons of pink ribbon and clus-
tiers of pink carnations. Thescommittee
in charge includes Miss Mary Mac
Hugh. chairman; Miss Mary c. Duffy.
secretary and treasurer; Miss Agnes
&C. McDermitt, Miss Mary Monaghan,
Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Katherine Cain,
Miss Mary Preston, Miss May Brady,
Miss Mary Mulligan. Miss Florence
Magee. Miss Margaret Turbett, Miss
Katherine Reilly, Mrs. Robert Kaiser
and Miss Anna %Faughnan.
State officers and members Of nearby
courts have been invited, as well as
members of the local knights of Co
lumbus. Miss Loretta McBarron is in
charge of the decorations, and Miss
Jane Fisher will arrange the music.
Judge and Mrs. Alton b. Parker, OF
New York, We're the guests of honoi
of Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Rode, Of
Scotland road. Wednesday night. at ono
of the most important functions of the
season. The affair took the form of g
small dinner, followed by a reception
to a large number of guests. Late il
the evening supper was served at small
tables. Mrs, Rode was gowned il
pale blue satin, adorned with deep ecrl
lace, and Mrs. Parker wore a strikins
costume of lavender silk and point lace
Miss Anna Colquit, of South Orange
who assisted in receiving, was in {
gown of pale yellow messaline. Among
the prominent guests We're Mr.. anC
Mrs. William A. Barstow, DR.. and Mrs
j. Hammond Bradshaw, the Rev
Lewis Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
II. Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Herber
Janvier, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l
Jewett, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kip, ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. LOOMS
Prosecutor and Mrs. Wilbur A.. Mott
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Marston, MI
and Mrs. Russell Marston, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Manton b. Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter /. Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
S. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Il. O'Cono
Sloane. Admiral and Mrs. Edwil
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. William +
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton Va
Schaick, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward III. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Holcombe Ward. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Henry H. Wehrhane. Mr.. and Mrs
Farnham Yardley and Mr.. and Mr..
Clarence H. Kelsey.
The annual spring festival for tn
children in the Home for the Friend
less will take place in the home Mon