The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-22

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Crane, Littleton kirkpatrick, Freder1ct
Bigelow, Karl Smith, Edwin Schinck-
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris T. Weeks.
The last of the series of f~ortnightly
dances arranged by some of the so
clety leaders for the debutantes ant
: younger set will be held in Grafton Hal
Monday, March 2. Schweinefest vii
furnish the dance music, and supper
will be served at midnight.
The ~patronesses who arranged the
series are Miss Quinby, Miss Alice n
Hayes, Mrs. Francis Barklie. Miss lsa-
belle Ballantine, Miss Florence d.
Murphy, Mrs. William I. Carter, Mrs
Martin Dennis, Mrs. Gilbert Potts, MIS-
Schuyler b. Jackson, Mrs. James ).
Polhemus and Mrs. Robert II. Nc
Carter. I.
One of the most attractive luncheons
of the season was given yesterday by
Mrs. Albert Headley Atha in honor or
Miss Amy Crane, the iancee of Little
ton kirkpatrick. Miss Cranes engage
ment was formally announced a few
weeks ago, and since q number of en-
tertainments have been given in her
honor. Mrs. Atha's guests were Miss
Edna Crane. Miss Olive Grow, of
Cleveland. o.. the fiancee of Jasper
Crane; Miss Antoinette Quinby Scud-
der. Miss Cordelia Crane. Miss Louise
Il. Polhemus, Miss Adeline Dodd, Miss
Florence Gilmore Murphy and Miss
Katherine Howell Jones.
Mrs. John j. Wright-C Clark is one Of
the box-holders for the Sousa concert
in the Kruger Auditorium for the
benefit of the Babies Hospital tonight.
Mrs. Wright-C lark's guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Campbell. Robert
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gordon Taylor. Prior to the concert
Mrs. Wright-Clark will entertain her
guests at Inner.
Mrs. Albert Headley Atha will be
one of the dinner hostesses previous to
the Sousa concert tonight. Her guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence c..
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Heath
Peters and Mrs. Paul Cook Downing.
Mrs. Atha's guests will accompany her
to the concert, where they will occupy
a box.
A number of society women in the
Oranges are arranging a leap year
dance to be given mex Friday night,
February IS, in berkeley Hall, Orange.
Invitations have been received by all
of the younger set, and the dance
promises to. be one of the j~olliest of the
season. The p~atronesses are Mrs. Card
ner Colby, Mrs. Robert w. Hawkes.
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Fitch, Mrs. G. Newton Foster, Mrs.
Paul Gephard. Mrs. John G. Kirkland,
Mrs. George r. Howe, Mrs. George L..
Hutchings and Mrs. George B.
Mrs. r. Newton Foster. of Llewellyn
Park, West Orange, has issued cards
for a leap year dinner at her home next
Saturday night. The guests will in
clude the debutantes and the men OF
the n set, and the dinner will be
followed by an informal dance.
Miss Mary Percy, of Main street,
East Orange, has issued cards for an
afternoon tea, Wednesday. Febru-
airy rs.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Mildred Smith, of Prospect street,
East Orange, to William Gilbert
Broadway, to take place March 3. MT.
Broadway viii entertain h bridal
party al dinner in the Essex County
Country Club Friday night, Febru-
airy 2S.
Miss Katharine Mains. Of 1859 Mt.
Pleasant avenue, has issued cards for
a bridge party at her home next IA
urday afternoon February 20. Her
guests will include the younger set OF
the north-end section.