The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-29
Society IN lssa f'. ~ e. g.
The Oranges
Entertained Younger Set

E<htCAtdIuCu Ioun6cf SCts
Mrs. T. Sloan Young, of 11s Harri-
son street, East Orange, entertained a
number of the younger .set" at a
progressive hearts party this afternoon.
which she gave for her daughter. Miss
Clara Young. Invitations were issued
for sixty guests. Those who played
were Miss Katherine Oliver, Miss Kath-
crime Boyer, Miss Mary Middlestead,
Miss Marion Dormitzer, Miss Anna
Dormitzer, Miss Louise Elms. Miss
Suzette Henry, Miss Elsie Henry, Miss
Helen Potter, Miss Josephine Schoon-
maker, Miss Marion Lerbeck, Miss
Hazel Benedict, Miss Margaret Nichols,
Miss Katherine Howell, Miss Ruth
Decker, Miss Eleanor Everett, Miss
Rosmond Holmes, Miss Rietta Bran
ard, Miss Dorothy Kent, Miss Ethel
Ward, Miss G%enevieve Sharp. Miss
Eudalia White. the Misses Elizabeth,
Marjorie and Gertrude Earnshaw, Miss
Ida Won Lengerke, Miss Dorothy
Mann, Miss Griselda Downs. Miss Jean
Howard, Miss Elizabeth Cook, Miss
Dorothy Norton, Miss Julia Norton.
Miss Helen Moore, Miss Madeline Cot
trell. Miss Louise Cottrell, Miss Rous-
mond Holmes, Miss Margaret Bright,
Miss Nancy Richards. Miss Marjorie
Kerr, Miss Louise Colby. Miss
Halcyon Crawford, Miss Helen Austin,
Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Margaret
Buckley, Miss Meta Coles, Miss Carol
Davey, Miss Alberta Webb. Miss Maud
Cooper, Miss Maud Leach, Miss Adelia
johnson, Miss Elizabeth Cusack, Miss
Dorothy Clark, Miss Caroline Keck,
Miss Margaret Keck, Miss Esther
Stuart, Miss Cynthia Baldwin, Miss
Agnes Tyler. Miss Dorothy Browning
and Miss Marguerite Right.
Mrs. Edison Entertains.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison opened her
Llewellyn Park residence. West Orange.
yesterday afternoon, when the readings
from the Tale of Two Cities" were
given by Miss Ida Bentley Judd. The
affair was held under h auspices of
the Woman's Guild of the Park Avenue
M. E. Church, of Orange, of which Mrs.
Edison is president.
Mrs. John S. Parker, of IL Prospect
terrace, East Orange, is entertaining
Mrs. James Mason, of Maryland.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchings, of n Essex
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City, are at Atlantic City.
The committe in charge of the Gypsy
Villa of Cosmo villa is as follows: Mrs.
Percy Allen, Mrs. Richard E. Boiler,
Miss Bowers, Miss L. L. Bowers, Mrs.
Arthur A. Boyer, Mrs. Lawrence Brown,
Mrs. w. S. c. Carpenter, Mrs. L. S.
Clarke, Mrs. j. 1. Cole. Mrs. Gardner
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Davis, Mrs. J.. G. Dolson, Mrs. Charles
N. Fairchild, Mrs. Walter d. Grand,
Mrs. Leigh Harrison, Mrs. c. c. Hard
wick. Miss Hiss, Miss Louise A. Hiss,
Mrs. William Hills, Mrs. S. S. Johnson,
Mrs. Kenneth R. Kinbsgury. Mrs. E.. c.
Klipstenn, Mrs. London, Mrs. w. L.
Merrick, Mrs. George W. Norris. Mrs.
E. Oatman, Mrs. S. c.. Powell,
E. Reynolds, Mrs. Nelson B. Terrill,
Mrs. Theodore H. Smith. Mrs. Percy
Thompson, Mrs. Charles Wiley, Mrs.
Frank Williams. Mrs. Charles S. White.
Miss Helen Wood, Mrs. Oliver De G.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Robert d. Carter.
Ogden H. Bowers. assistant
chairman; Mrs Charles r. Lee. treas
urer.
COsmo VITA NOtes.
HI calendar of Cosmo Villa notes
for next week is: June 4. Friday
Morning entertainment of dance, music,
r~ecitations at the Woman's Club. 1890
o'clock, under the auspices of the Swiss
Villa, Miss Elizabeth Farnsworth,
Miss Elsie Morgan will
dance: Miss Edith A. Harris. of New !
ark, will recite; Mrs. David Mcbride. Of
East Orange, will give violin solos. and
Miss Dorothy Conant, vocal selections.
June 5, Saturday-Cake and candy sale
al 55s Main street, East Orange. all day,
under the auspices of the gypsy camp.
Mrs. Robert D.. Carter, chairman. All
the week-Sale of picture puzzles at 66
Ralston avenue, South Orange. under
the auspices OF Irish villa; puzzles
made BY Mrs, q. G. Stout.