Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-08

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4 MONG the ladies' invited to receive
- at the bachelors ball, in Orator
Hall, Friday night, are Mrs
Robert B. Cumming, Miss Murphy. Mrs
Robert B.. Symington. Mrs. William B
Kinney, Mrs. John Ballantine, Mrs.
Martin Dennis, Mrs. Uzal II. McCarter,
Miss Alice E. Hayes, Mrs. James S. Pol
hen1us, Mrs. Roderick Byington. Mrs
Andrew Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Francis
Barklie, Mrs. Chauncey G.. Parker. Mrs.
Charles Young and Mrs. Andrew J.
Hedges. The great majority have sent
in their acceptances. Music Will be
furnished by Schweinfest. of New York.
The "bachelors'' In charge of the af-
fair are Frederic Bigelow, Andrew ]
Hedges. jr., William 7. Carter, jr.,
Leonard r. Lampman, Stuart A. Young,
John L. Ewell, jr., Robert o'Gorn1an,
Frederick NJ. Paul, Benjamin w. Keen.
Frederick Emery Pierce, DIR. William
OsGorman Qulnby, Edwin Schenck. jr.,
w. Clark Synlington and Gayle L..
Young.
Mrs. Robert Cumming will entertain a
party at Inner at her residence, 1863
Mt. Prospect avenue, before going to
the ball.
Mrs. James s. Polhemus, of 50 WASH
tngton street. will give a dinner previ-
GUS to the ball in honor Of Miss Isabelle
Lewis Mccarter.
To Meet Miss Page.
Cards have been received in this city
for a reception to be given by Mrs.
Parker Webster Page. of q Edgewood
avenue. Summit, next Saturday after
noon. to meet Miss Helen Cecil Page.
A Piano Recital.
Miss Anna p. Townsend has issued
\ cards for a piano recital to be given in
I her school, "a Park place, Friday after
moor at 8 o'clock by Miss Laudan, a
pupil of Edward A. MacDowell.
An Informal Tea.
Miss Katherine Anderson, of Brook
lyn, and Miss Anna Anderson, of New
Canaan, Conn.,. will be the guests OF
honor at a tea to be given by Miss
Helen H. Elleau n Miss Marjorie r.
Day at the residence OF Miss Elieau, 10
Stratford place, Saturday afternoon. A
dance for the members Of the receiving
party will take place in the evening.
To Hear Mr.. Rose.
The Rev. Henry r.. Rose, pastor OF
the Church of the Redeemer, will be
the speaker at tomorrow's meeting. OF
the Philitscipoma Club at the home of
Mrs. George w. Case, % Hillside ave-
nue.. His subject will be Modern
Science and the Art of Life" Mrs.
J.. "A. Morningstern will be chairman OF
the day, assisted by Mrs. l.. Eugene
Ho1lister, Mrs. James c. Corlies, Mrs.
H. C. Ward, Mrs. Levi r. Barnard.
Mrs. Ainsworth J. Hague and Mrs.
AIgernon T. Sweeney. Representatives
of other clubs have been invited to at
tend.
Y. w. c. A. Membership Supper.
Previous to the annual meeting of the
local Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation In the Second Presbyterian
Church tonight there will be a mem
bership supper at $50 o'clock. Miss
H~elenfBarnes. one of the national Sec
retaries, will be the speaker. Mrs.
Richard C. Jenkinson Will preside.
Members who cannot come to the sup
5sr have been asked to attend the read
ing OF the annual reports.
Nora Caessrea Guest a
A pleasing program was carried out
al yesterdays meeting of Nova
Caesarea Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, at the home OF
Mrs. Oscar b.. Mockridge, 224 Belleville
avenue. Each member was permitted
to bring a guest. More than sixty per-
sons attended. Talks were given by
Mrs. Charles B. Yardley, Of Orange;
Miss Ellen Mecrnl. the State regent.
who told of the d. A. r. work for blind
children, and Mrs. John B. Lee, jr.,
who briefly gave the history of her an
cestors during the war. Miss Cara
May Adams, general secretary of the
Y, W. C. A., talked of the association.
work and made a plea for funds for the
new building. Vocal numbers were con-
tributed by Mrs. Alexander Irving. >
An informal tea followed the pro-
am. Decorations were in pink and
white. Mrs. A p. Brett poured tea
and Mrs. Lee poured coffee. Mrs.
Everard B. Hopwood, the regent, pre-
sided. Among the out-of-town guests
besides those mentioned were Mrs.
Herbert Tufrell, of Orange Mountain
Chapter; Mrs. Matthias Spielman, of
Elizabeth. and Mrs. Willis X. Howell
and Mrs. R. v. w. Fairchild. Of Nor
ristown.
Mrs. Joseph Shoyer, OF Osborne ter
race. has been elected a member.
The Baldvvins' eat Home.v
Mrs, Charles H. Baldwin and Miss
Beryl Baldwin gave the first of a series
of Sat homes" at their residence. IL
Saybrook place. yesterday afternoon.
They will also be at home Tuesdays,
December IA. 81 and %.
Humane Society Auxiliary.
Mrs. Henry. N. Sayre presided at a
meeting OF the Humane Society Auxil-
iary In the Free Public Library yester-
day. Reports of the recent whist and
cake sales were presented. but exac
proceeds cannot be determined imme-
diately. as all Of the funds are not in.
Preliminary plans were made for a
large whist, to be held in the Roseville
Athletic Club in February. A meeting
OF the Humane Society proper will take
place. in the library Monday night.