Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-29
Society in
the Oranges

One of the largest receptions this sea-
son IN the oranges was held this after
noon by Mrs. John Hammond Brad
shaw at her residence, q High street,
Orange. TO formally introduce to So
ciety Miss Amalie Colby, of Harrison
street, and Miss Mildred Crisis, both
of East Orange.
The hostess and the ~debutantes were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Thomas
A. Edison, Mrs. Everett Colby, Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Theriot, Mrs. Hugh Crisis,
Mrs Gardner Colby. Mrs. Alfred B.
Jenkins, Miss Jean Haddock, Miss Jean
Buckley and Miss Henderson, of New
York; Miss Louise Vanderbilt, Mrs.
Theodore Woodbury., Mrs. William
Thayer Brown, Mrs. Charles II. Burke,
Mrs. L. Remington Nichols, Mrs.
George Richards, Mrs. George Enger,
Mrs. c. Cheever Hardwick, Mrs. Fred
erick Reynolds. Mrs. Henry Wehrane,
Mrs. Richard NJ. Colgate, Mrs. Coleman
+. Nissan, Mrs. Russell Colgate, Mrs.
Manton b. Metcalf. Mrs. Samuel S.
Yardley. Mrs. Henry Stanley Haskins,
Mrs. Farnham Yardley. Mrs. II. New
ton Foster, Mrs. L. st. Clair Colby,
Mrs. Arthur VI. Anderson, Mrs. David
Valentine, Miss Tilney, Miss Marion
Douglass. Miss Lois Kidder, Miss Carol
Douglass, Miss Madeline Edison, Miss
Elinor Swasey, Miss Beatrice Nichols,
Miss Ward. the Misses, Scranton, Miss
Ruth Head. Miss Dorothy Enger, Miss
Edna Burr, Miss Beatrice Mitchell,
Miss Marie Cozzens. Miss Katherine
Browning. Miss Aptonino Haughwout,
Miss Holmes, Miss Anna Foster, Miss
Nathalie March. Miss Frances HaIsey,
Of the Oranges, and Mrs. Howard
Borden, of New York.
The young women who will assist in
entertaining Mrs, Arthur NJ. Anderson
arc Miss Anna Foster. Miss Julie
pupke. Miss Harriet Pupke, Miss Ma
tale March, Miss katherine Browning,
Miss Katherine Craig, Miss Ruth
Head, Miss Carol Douglas, Miss Fran
ces HaIsey, Miss Minnette Cause, Miss
Beatrice Nicols. Miss Jean Buckley,
Miss Madeline Scranton, Miss. Penelope
SunlerWell. Miss Dorothy Colby, Miss
Helen Holmes, Miss Dorothy Enger.
Miss Marie Pardee. Miss Jean Had
dock, of the Oranges, and Miss Helen
Henderson, of New York. Mrs. Brad
shaw win give a dance tonight for the
Young folks.
The Stag Club, of East Orange, gave
It's third annual subscription dance last
night at the Woman's Club, East Or
ange. The affair was in charge of a
committee, including John Y. Moore,
jr., chairman; Thurston r. Wells, AL
bert M. B~allentine, Carlton G. Perrine.
The ~patronesses for the affair were Mrs.
Arthur b Leach, Mrs. George r. Howe,
Mrs. Y. Wesley Dunn, Mrs. Leonard
Fl. Conant, Mrs. George II. Allen, Mrs.
Harry Hudson, Mrs. Alfred Beckman,
Mrs. William H. Underhill, Mrs. Harry
X. Chase, Mrs. Frank H.. LaPierre,
Mrs. Barton Currie. Mrs. Frank T.
Richardson, Mrs. Arthur J.. Baldwin,
Mrs. Leonard D. Baldwin, Mrs. George
W. Carnrick, Mrs. William b. John
stone and Mrs. Stanley B. Strachan.
Among those who attended the dance
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heitler. Miss
Leslie Baldwin. Arthur F. Dunn. Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. CouItas, C. c. Tuttle, M.
Roe. George D.. Gre y. Miss Josephine
Dormitzer, MISS NJ. M. Miller. Miss
Georgiana Jackson, Miss Adeline Jack
SON.. Seymour Dodd. H. r. Crippen, e.
IL. Day, Charles S. Morley. Edward w.
Coffin, jr, Theodore Crippen, ]. D.
Wfggiu, EDWARD Elmer WIGS
Frank Assman. Miss Olive Wells, Miss
Mildred Wells. Robert Thompson,
George Burkee. Miss Elsie Dowden, r.
w. Lee, w. W. Elder. George r. Brewer.
J., Lewis Francis, j. T.. CoIyer. Mr.. Dur
rell. l.. Tuttle. n. c. Wing, II. A. Van
Dyke. A. w. Johnston, Miss Hetty d.
Sherwood, ]. A. Bonnet, George Bon
nett.
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