The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-18
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Mrs. Edward j. MeCloSkey. Mrs. Nc
Closkey wearing White chiffon CLOTH
over taffeta; Miss Bessie Young, white
silk null with touches of blue velvet
and violets; Miss Emily Schluer. rose
wolfe: Miss Agnes Drury. pink satin
messaliibe; Miss Carrie Mahlke, blue
and white organdie and lace; Miss
Grace Thompson, white lingerie; MIR
and Mrs. Charles McCloskey, Mrs. Nc
Closkey in white messaline and lace;
Francis Murray. Patrick Drury, Ed
ward Walsh, Augustine McCloskey.
Aaron BURT, John Bracken.
Among others present were:
Miss Loretta Butler, blue silk; Miss
Helen Butler in white lingerie over tat
feta; Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Mulcahy,
Mrs. Mulcahy, in an empire gown of
blue chiffon cloth. with white lace; Miss
Marie Donahue. pink and white silk;
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. McEnroe, Mrs.
McEnroe wearing a di~rectoire gown OF
white messaline; Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
W. Higgins. the latter in white dotted
net over pink; Miss Katharine Lotus,
in black silk null; Joseph Butler, Miss
! Helen Hermann. blue and white Ores
den silk; Miss Margaret Carroll, white
messaline: Miss May Mccarthy, white
silk directoire; Mayor Cornelius A. Nc
Glennon. of East Newark: Miss Leonie
Dazen, empire gown of violet and white
silk, with violet sash and flowers; Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Farley, the latter in
white crepe de chine; Edward Butler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Allen. the
latter wearing turquoise silk with net:
Edward ]. O'Brfen, Charles j. Woods,
Peter A. Smith. School Commissioner
James A. Taafe; Miss Emma Picott,
red messaline; Miss Regina Carroll,
blue and white silk; Miss Anna Toohey,
pink silk; Miss Maize Farley, pink mes
saline empire: Miss Florence Byrne.
! pink pongee silk; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
p. Duffy. the latter in white lansdowne,
with white lace; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed
ward Duffy. Miss May Duffy. in pale
blue ~taffeta; William j. Conroy; Miss
Arna Maloney. in white chiffon with
ducIlesse lace.
Miss Elizabeth Bates. Dresden silk:
Mise Gertrude Bates, white lingerie; Miss
Anrsa Bates, pink silk null; Miss Sara
Duffy, red satin messaiine; Joseph Bel
by, Frank Belly, James Donnelly, John
j. Cullen, Frederick J. Wolber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hines, Mrs. Hines in blue
and white cloth: James Mckenna, Miss
Margaret A. Mann, pink messaline;
Martin Flatly: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reilly, the latter in black chiffon CLOTH;
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Herman. the lat
ter wore g. directoire gown of white
satin; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene J. Sullivan,
James Plcott, James j. Young, Joseph
Mullen, John j. McQuade, William
MackSey, Miss Mamie Young, white lace;
Alderman Joseph Schmitt, Miss Helen
Fox, white chiffon; William Maher, Jo-
seph Gum, Thomas J. Mcguire, Michael
Jackson, August Hammer, John Delaney,
Miss bridget Jackson, pale blue silk;
Nicholas Preston, John Laugllnan, Miss
Anna Jackson. white silk null: Mrs.
Henry Murray, ar empire gown of pale
blue mousseline over t~affeta; Miss
Mary Whitaker, of New Brunswick, a
directoire gown of cream satin; Mrs.
Philip c.. Walsh, in pale green. silk:
Miss Anna Toohey. pale pink silk;
Miss Leona Williamson, pale cream
wolfe With v~iolets; Miss Bertha Hague,
d gown of salmon-colored messaline;
Miss Edith Voullaire was in lavender
inessaline, Miss Edith Obert was in
corn-color mousseline, Miss Claire Me
Govern, OF Harrison. wore a directoire
gown of violet silk, heavily en-
broidered; Miss Grace Murphy was in
~channragne silk, with applique trim
mings;. Miss Grace Dovney was N
yellow messaline, with lace: Miss
Katherine Murphy was in salmon color
messalhe. with an Elton jacket of baby
Irish; Miss B. Bates wore a white
lingerie gowH, Miss Adeline feeling
was in an empire gown of pale yellow
satin. Miss Renee feeling wore q
Powered organdie over pink satin, Miss
Josephine Ryan wore pink silk, Miss
Mary Casey wore pink silk with
panne velvet trimmings; Miss Seton
McCabe Wore an exquisite gown
of lavender messaline with steel
buckles white net trimmings; Miss
Josephine McCabc was in pale yellow
satin: Miss Anna Hill was in white
silk: Miss Gertrude Corbett wore pink
chiffon and messaline; Miss Nan Ma
lone, of Harrison, wore cream cloth
trimmed with bands of blue velvet:
Mrs. William s. Meeker. of East Or
ange wore pale yellow messaline with
gold trimmings; Miss Mabel Ward was
in burnt orange broadcloth with pearls;
Mrs. Nathaniel Ward wore pink NOUS
seine; Miss Mary Healy wore pale blue
messaline with silver and lace trim
mings; Mrs. Walter Healy wore pink
silk, embroidered; Miss Mary Walsh
wore lavender silk with trimmings of
lace.
What Other women Wore.
Miss A. V. Harrington was in pearl
gray silk with touches of pale pink;
Mrs. Thomas r, Bowers was in black
silk and lace; Miss Agnes McDermit
wore lavender silk with cream net;
Miss Martha c. Gamble, of Hartford,
Conn. wore white silk with pink roses;
Miss Margaret Dreher, of Orange, wore
q robe Of gold net over yellow satin.
Miss Mary Mckenna was in pale vel
low ~nlessaline; Miss May King wore
pale blue mousseline; Miss Margaret
Harrigan was in pale pink silk; Miss
Teresa McArdle, of Jersey City, was in
pale yellow chiffon; Miss Katherine
McArdle wore pale blue silk and lace;
Miss Mary Duffy, of New York, wore q
white embroidered lingerie gown; Miss
Sadie Young wore pale yellow MESA
line with lace; Miss Jean Delaney wore
pale pink chiffon over silk with
gold passementerie; Miss Estelle De-
laney wore white silk; Miss Mary
Connolly wore a lace robe over pink
sill. Misc Garfr11de Mt1rpb, MOVE q