The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-05-16

prominence viii be that of Miss Elsie
Milward and Louis Lelong, which
will take place in the Roseville Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church June IL.
One Of the social events of the COM
ing week will be the dance to be given
under the auspices of the auxiliary OF
the Hospital for Women and Children,
In the clubhouse of the Roseville Ath-
lectic Club next Friday night for the
benefit of that institution.
Mrs Sidney Curren and Miss Grace
Harrison are making the arrangements
and the patronesses will be Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Ward, Mrs. Enos FL. Harrison
and Mrs. Herman Hotz
Judge and Mrs Elwood C. Harris
and their daughter. Miss Grace Harris,
sailed today for Europe. where they
win spend the next four months. They
win visit Great Britain and the prin-
cipal cities on the continent.
Charles B. Evans and B. n. Jones.
of this city are at the Homestead
Hotel, Virginia Hot Springs, where
they will spend a fortnight
Court Seton No. 70, of the Daughters
of Isabella. have completed arrange
ments for carnation dance to be held
next Thursday night, May u, in Oraton
Hall. The dance promises to be one
of the large social events of the season.
Miss Mamie II. MacHugh, the popular
lecturer of the court, is in charge of
the arrangements.
q t,fr la
of Newark and the Oranges were guests
at a dinner given last night by DR..
Leslie D. Ward and Mrs Herbert E,
Ward at the Whippany River Club,
Morristown. There were also guests
from New York, Tuxedo, Bernardsville
and Morristown. Following the dinner
the party attended the ball of the Whip
pany River Club held in the main ball
room, which was gorgeously adorned
with llacs and apple blossoms for the
occasion. The patronesses who received
the guests to the ball were Mrs. Ben
jamn Nicoll. the wife of the clubs
PRESIDENT Mrs. Herbert E. Ward, Mrs.
Gustave Kissell Mrs. Richard II. Will
Jams and Mrs. George Il. S. Dadmun.
Delmonieo served a supper at midnight
Among DIR. Wards guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin NicolI Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard II. Williams, Rudolph III.
Kissell, Francis Fl. Kinnicutt, Kenneth
Schley Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Dad
man, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Foote
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Duane. Hon.
and Mrs John f. Dryden Mr.. and Mrs,
E. A. Day, Colonel and Mrs. Anthony
r. Kuser. Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley Watts,
Miss Swords, Miss Bryce Harry e.
Hoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard V. Linda
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Grannis, jr.,
Walter B. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Wynant
u. Vanderpool, Mr.. and Mrs, Forrest
T. Dryden, Miss Hopkins, Mrs. Sher-
wood. DIR. and Mrs. G.. M. White. Uzal
II. McCarten .Gand Mrs. Chauncey
c. Parker. 4. Suffern Taller. Franklin
Murphy jr, James Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry p. Phipps Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott Smith. MIR. and Mrs. Edgar B,
Ward, Miss Marie Bryce, Miss Helen
Shelton. George j. Little, Miss Lucy
I.indabury, Mrs Ferris, Mrs. Wells,
Miss Pilot. Mr. and Mrs. j. z. Ward,
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott, I'd, DR..
and Mrs. d. Hunter McAlpin, Mr., and
MRS. John Murray Forbes, Mr. and
Mrs. George G. Palmer Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Henry, Mrs. Ripley, Judge
and Mrs. e. II. Gary, Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Waterbury Mr.. and Mrs
It. H. Powers Farr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison, Chancellor and
Mrs John o. II. Pitney and Hon.
Franklin Murphy
St Columba's Alumni Society held its
second annual reception and dance in
Oraton Hail. corner Bridge and Broad