The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-04
* VIEWS OF WOMEN FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME X
Club Women Wage War Over Coming
Election of State Federation Heaa

son, William @. Wangner, at her home,
2Si orange street The color scheme
OF the house was red and white. From
a large basket in the centre of the par
Tor streamers ran to the chairs Of the
guests. Miss Conway vas the recipi-
ent of many handsome presents of cut
glass, china pictures and linens.
Euchre and whist were played. After
the card playing a collation. was served.
Mr.. Wangner and Miss Conway will be
married on June. q
Those present were Mrs. william
Wangner, Miss Elizabeth T.. Conway,
Miss Sophie Shiels, Miss Caroline
Shiels. Mrs. A. Conway, Mrs. P. Coyne,
Mrs. n. Alverton. Mrs. William War
rem. Mrs. A. Murdocks, Mrs. K. Man
ming, Mrs. A. Brodel, Mrs. E. Hall,
Mrs. Gilland, Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs.
B. Taylor, Mrs. e; Taylor, Mrs. g.. A.
Rist, Mrs. ]. B. Bushauer, Mrs. A.
Burkhardt, Mrs. f. Krippendorf. Mrs.
John Rogers Mrs. Philip Wangner,
Miss Anna Limpert, Mrs. Anna Crogan,
Miss May Cregan, Miss Agnes Black,
Miss c. Fox, Mrs. J. C~orlshin, Miss T.
Mulroy, Miss C. Spohrer and Miss t.
Seager. -
HOLD FAREWELL WHIST.
The Orion Whist Club, Of Newark,
held its farewell whist on Sunday,
May 2, at the home Of Miss Grossman,
of Rosevil1e. A spirited two hours
play was enjoyed. after which a spread
was served. followed by a. delightful
program, music being furnished by
Miss Fiveser and the hostess. Ak hand
some silver pin bearing the monogram
of the club was awarded Miss Lena
Grossman as first prize. Before dis
banding several addresses were made,
which were heartily a~pplauded. In the
presidents address he thanked the
members for the good work done and
the grand club spirit shown throughout.
the season. He also discharged the
prize committee, of which Miss Can
ninger was chairman, with thanks. The
names of Miss,Klaifeld and Miss Hat
tie Grossman were elected to the roll
of honor. -
Welded ONE YEAR.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dreamer, of 30
Clay street. gave a reception at their
home last night in honor. of the first
anniversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. C. Webb. and 1t was not until
the early hours of the morning that
the many guests who were present left
to go to. their homes. Mr.. Dreamer,
who is an accomplished musician, rem
dered q number of selections on the
piano, as did Miss Mable and Mrs. A.
l.. Webb. A number of humorous reci-
tations were given by Fred Moffatt,
Miss Jessie Webb and "A. L. Webb. At
ter this refreshments were served and
dancing enjoyed. Among those present
were: Mrs. NJ. J. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. v. Leonard of Bloomfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Webb, Master Russell webb,
Miss Mable Webb. Miss Jessie Webb,
Miss Emma Kelly. Miss Margaret
Kelly, Miss Maine Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Webb, Master Clifton Webb,
Miss Grace Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Denny, Master Frank Denny, sjr., Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Denny. Messrs. Fred
Mcffatt. Harry Moffatt and William
Russell. 49,
L0WY-HNGER.
Milton Lowry and Miss Minnie Fin
ger were married last night In the New
Auditorium. Rabbits Joseph Leucht
and Solomon Foster oficiated.
Three hundred friends of the young
couple, including many from Manhat-
tan and Brooklyn. were guests at the
reception which followed the wedding
ceremony. Many handsome presents
marked the goodwill OF. relatives and
friends.
The groom is a member Of the firm of
Lowy & Berger, real estate dealers,
and Is a son OF former Tax Commits
sioner Milton Lowry. The bride is. the
daughter OF former Alderman Louis M.
The bride ma a4Aanaoa In