The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

Mrs. William A. Kinsey, Miss May
Kimba1l. of New York; Miss Annette
Martin. Miss Anna Krudop, Mrs.
Charles F. Weed. of Chicago. and Miss
e.. G. Piston, of East Orange.
The Thursday Card Club met this
week at sthe residence of Mrs. Robert
nlingworth, 9S Walnut street. Mrs.
Henry Dickson assisted Mrs. Hing
worth to receive. The decorative
scheme was in red, with clusters of
carnations as the principal feature.
Among the members present were Mrs.
Henry A. Haussling, Mrs. Frederick
". Paul, Mrs. John Illingworth. Mrs.
Alfred N. Dalrymple, Mrs. Clarence
Sanderson. Mrs. Harry Bellman. Mrs.
Aaron Woodward, Mrs. Andrew Al
bright, Mrs. Edward Handy. Mrs. Joel
Dickinson, Mrs. Henry Dickson, Mrs.
William Herbert Illingworth. Mrs.
Thomas B.. Allen, Mrs. Esther G. Selby
and Mrs. j. Frank Davis. Mrs. John
Ilingworth, of SIS Park place, will be
the hostess at next weeks meeting,
which VIII be the last of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. BETTER, of 339 West
Kinney street. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Fan
ME Reiter, to Samuel Jacoby, of this
city. Nc date has been set for the we'd
ding.
THE marriage of Miss Clara Cross.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James f.
Cross, Of III South Mum avenue, East
Orange, and the Rev. John j. Moment
,.sII to1-o ,.I,aa nab,rr-Iax- Nav ~
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One of the many June weddings will
be that OF Miss Ethel King, of Mont
clair. and Robert S~loutsnburgh. of this
city.
Miss Helen Brown. of 27 South Ninth
street. will entertain the members of
the auxiliary of the Whatsoever Circle
of Kings Daughters at her home on
the afternoon of May L..
The pupils of Miss Townsend's school.
on Park place, a V an entertainment
last night in the interest of their school
paper. The Sphinx. There vas a good
attendance, and a neat sun was real
lied.
A number of prominent society
women of the Oranges will act as
~patronesses of the song recital to be
given by Reginald Werrenrath. BARI
tone, with Charles Albert Baker as ac-
companist. in the Woman's Club house
Monday night. Among them are Mrs.
John Franklin Fort, Mrs. Winthrop D..
Mitchell. Mrs. David S. Walton. Mrs.
George T.. Halsey. Mrs. Gardner Colby,
DIR. Sara c. S~pottiswoode, Mrs. Aaron
Adams. Mrs. Edward w. Ashley. Mrs.
Henry p. Bailey, Mrs. William Torrey
Baird. Mrs. Wilmer A. Baldwin, Mrs.
Edward J. Brooks. Mrs. James An
drew Burns, Mrs. James e. Cheeseman,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Coburn, Mrs. Sidney
M. Colgate, Mrs. Edward M. Cole.
Mrs. Benjamin Douglass. jr. Mrs. Ed
ward II. butcher. Mrs. Francis NJ.
Eppley, Mrs. George w. Fortmeyer,
Mrs. Tallmadge w. Foster, Mrs. Will
lam e. Gilmore, Mrs. John X. Gore,
Mrs. Charles A. Gsoves, Mrs. S. Barton
Hazard, Mrs. Cyrus w. Hitchcock,
Mrs. George r.. Howe. Mrs. Alfred B.
Jenkins. Mrs. Clarence II. Kelsey, Mrs.
William r. Kerr, Mrs. Alexander King,
Mrs. George b. Leavitt. Mrs. Otto e.
Lohrke. Mrs. Samuel Lord. Mrs. Man
ton b. Metcalf, Mrs. George c. Miller,
Mrs. William Scherrer, Mrs. Charles
A. T~rowbridge and Mrs. Frank Van
derpoel.
Miss Mary Eagan, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of honor at a bridge
whist given by Miss Florence I'll at
her home, 1902 Broad street. yesterday
afternoon. There were ten tables in
play. Miss Eagan, who is the 1ancee
of Edgar Ill, and her sister, Miss Ber-
nardine Eagan. will be the guests of
Miss I'll for some time. Miss Ill will
entertain at cards again tonight.
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