The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-11
Society in
the Oranges

Following a successful season of
music last winter in the Oranges, pre-
liminary plans indicate that this sea
sons events will be even more anbi-
tious. announcement was made today
hat Madame Schuinann-Heink will be
heard in East Orange during the second
week in April. The recital has been
arranged by Miss Adeline W. Torrey,
of East Orange, and h affair will be
given under the auspices of the Essex
County Homeopathic Hospital.
An attractive program will be given
at the Woman's Clubhouse, East Or
ange, on Monday night, October Is. In
aid of the World Villa of C~osmovilla,
Miss Catherine Wiggin, chairman. The
artists are to be Anthony H. Euwer,
who will give readings and monologues;
Miss Elsie Greer, violin selections. and
Harry L. Hoffman. banjo solos.
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A novel program was followed out
at the annual outing of the Mosaic.
Club, of East Orange. al organization
composed of men and women, which
was held Saturday at the Monomonock
Inn. Caldwell, where a banquet was
served for sixty guests. There was q
chestnut hunt and a golf ball contest
for the women. There were also
Stunts presented by the members
that were kept as a surprise. These
were Commander Peary, impersonated
by Edward O.. Stanley, of East Orange,
who described his trip and told now he
located the pole. Mr.. Dooley's descrip-
ton of the discovery of the pole was
given by George f. Andrews, and a
humorous address was made by o
den j. Whiting. The souvenirs at the
banquet were paper %cabbages, and
Mrs. Edward O.. Stanley presided as
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch.
Miss Jane Maud Campbell, librarian
of the Passaic Public Library. was the
guest Of honor, and Mrs. Florence Null
ford Hunt, mezzo-soprane, and Eric
Goodwin, BARITONE both members of
the club, sang several songs.
Today brings to a close an enjoyable
week of tennis at the Country Club,
where Miss Mary Whaley, assisted by
Mrs. Charles Amott. has been holdin.,
a private tennis tournament in the in
terest of the Italian villa of Cosmovilla.
Miss Isabel Horn won the cup In ladies'
singles, defeating Mrs. Gordon Grant III
the finals. Miss Marjorie Grannis and
Miss Helen Freeland were winners in
the ladies' doubles, their opponents in
the finals being Mrs. Gordon Grant and
Miss Georgia Whaley. Among the en-
tries were the Misses Isabel Holm,
Mrs. Gordon Grant, Miss Helen Free
land, Miss Marjorie Grannis, Miss Elsie
Riker. Miss Eleanor Riker, Miss Re-
becca Ambrose, Miss Jean Buckley, Miss
Susan Dill, Miss Harriet Pupke. Miss
Julie Pupke, Miss Mary King. Miss
Edith Napier, Miss Anna Lindsey.
Miss Gertrude Loerke, Miss Edna Burr.
Miss Isabel King, Miss Elizabeth
Farnsworth, Miss Ruth Barr, Miss
Grace Barr. Miss Florence Griffin. Miss
Helen Boynton. Miss Elizabeth Merrill.
Miss Kathlin Grand. Miss Dorothy Mil
Ter, Miss Janet Carter, Miss Elvin.
Miss Ruth Halsey, Miss Pierce FoA.
Miss May Halsey, Miss Closton. Miss
Winters, Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss
Alice Osmun. the Misses Todd, Miss
George Whaley. Miss Holmes, Miss
Seymour and Miss Kerr.
There was a pretty home wedding
Saturday night in the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. George Van Zile, so Clinton
street south, East Orange, when their
daughter Miss Edith Adele Van Zile,
was married to Arthur Samuel Bot
also of that city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Fred
Clare Baldwin, pastor of Calvary M. e.
Church, East Orange. The bride, who
was unattended, wore a gown of hand
embroidered crepe meteor, and her tulle
veil was caught up with orange bios
SONS. She carried an arm bouquet of
bride roses. Only immediate relatives
and intimate friends were present. Miss
Snedeker, of East Orange,
sang the wedding march fromr"Lohen-
grim" accompanied on the piano by
Miss Amy E Conkling. The house was
decorated with autumn flowers.
and the color scheme was in green and
white. Following a reception. Mr.. and
Mrs. Botterill left on O. wedding trip.
They will be at home after November
| in their new residence, 2s4 Clinton
street south, East Orange.
Friday and Saturday. November n