The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-07
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flowing of Newarl's exclusive set.
Miss Jeune j. Woodruff, of Strouds-
burg, Pa. is the guest of Miss Edith
NJ. Brown, daughter of Captain Brown,
at her home, IS Hedden Terrace.
The Misses Alsopp, Of 722 Clinton
avenue, have issued cards for a whist
party in honor of Miss Helen Kaufhold,
to be held at their home next Thursday
afternoon. There will be Ave tables In
play. Miss Kaufhold, whose marriage
to Louis Haselneyer will take place
November Is, will entertain her bridal
party next Saturday night.
Mi Marion Bonneau, who will be
married to John Holden, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Edgar Holden, ST., next Thursday
night, will entertain her bridal party at
dinner next Wednesday night al her
home, Ill South Eleventh street. The
decorations of the tables will be in
white and green and overs will oe
laid for light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace NJ. Scudder
have opened their town house on
Washington street, after a season at
their country place in Morristown.
One of the weddings of the coming
week will be that of Miss Mary Mey-
Ter, daughter of Mrs. Nicholas Meyler,
of s Clay street, and John Sullivan,
of Elizabeth. which will a k place In
St. Patrick's Cathedral Tuesday after
noon, November II. The Rev. DR..
Michael A. McManus, pastor of st.
Aloysious Church, will perform the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Isaac
p. Whelan. pastor of the cathedral.
Miss Meyler will be attended by her
sister, Miss Sarah Meyler. as maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids will be
two other sisters, Miss Sophie Meyler
and Miss Margaret Meyler.
Former Governor Franklin Murphy
has issued invitations for a large re-
ception to his son and daughter-in-law,
Colonel and Mrs. Franklin Murphy, jr.,
November 10, at MS residence, 1927
Broad street. 1t will be followed by a
dance.
Mr.. Mrs. D. M. Crabb and Mrs
Henry Angelox have been among New
ark arrivals In New York at the Hotel
Plaza during the past week. Mr.. n
Mrs. Edgar B. Smith, of Newark, are
also at the Plaza for a few days and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. White, of Red Bans,
are late arrivals.
Hundreds Of prominent people at
tended the annual sale of the Circle
of the Silver Cross of Kings Daugh-
ters and partook of the supper served
by the committee in the parlors OF
the Park Presbyterian Church late
yesterday afternoon and evening, the
proceeds of which will be devoted TO
the charitable work Of the circle.
Mrs. William j.. Rushing, the presf-
dent, was In charge of the arrange
ments. She also headed the recep-
ton committee with Mrs. George w.
Tompkins, Miss Gertrude Rindell, Mrs.
S. w. Corwin and Miss Annie l..
Tichenor. The sale of fancy articles.
homemade cake and candy brought
a goodly sum-. Mrs. William West
fall was in charge of the fancy table,
with Mrs. George r. Reeve and Mrs.
Winfield S. Sims, assisting. Mrs. John
j. Henry, Mrs. Frank S. Crane and
Miss Julia Tichenor sold candies. and
Mrs. William Gray was in charge of
the sale of domestic articles.
Mrs. Theodore Corwin, Mrs. Joseph
Bfadner and Mrs. Margaret Westfall
derived a large sum from the sale of
cakes IND fancy cookies. The mem-
bers of the circle acted as Mattresses
during the supper hour.
The engagement is announced pf
Miss Elsie e. T~raphagen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. TraphHgen.
of 2ss South Ninth street, and Julius
c. Mandal. of this city. The date for
the wedding has not been made pub
lie.