The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-18
Society in
the Oranges


Miss Belle Ward, of 1876 Raymond
avenue, South Orange. gave the first
society affair of the season last night
ut the Essex County Country Club,
which was a dance, followed by a sup
per, given in honor of Miss Kathryn
Cnderhill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey /. Underhill, n Miss Mar
garet Baird, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Torrey Baird, members Of
South Oranges younger society SET.
who will shortly return to boarding
school. The clubhouse was decorated
with autumn foliage and asters, and
nearly a hundred young folk partici-
pated in the dance.
The hostess was assisted IN receiv-
ing by Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Underhill.
The guests included Miss Sarah Speir,
Miss Penelope Sumerwell, Miss Bar
bara Boston, Miss Margaret Farrand,
Miss Earnshaw, Miss katherine Booth,
Miss Ruth Cheeseman, Miss Sarah
Allen, Miss Anna Whitney. Miss Kath-
crime Spencer, Miss Zelie Eberstadt,
Miss Katharine Gellatly, Miss Esther
Eberstadt, Katharine Farrand, Miss
Edith Thompson, Miss Eleanor Ever
lit, Miss Marion Kingsland, Miss
Gladys Kingsland, Miss Helen Farley,
Miss Edith Farley, Miss Louise
Holmes, Miss Constance Mccoy, Miss
Frances Cole, Miss Mildred Lathrop,
Miss Elizabeth WINERY, Miss Frances
Crowell, Miss Cornelia Mccoy, Miss
Katharine CORN, Miss Elsie Rodman,
Miss Carol Rodman, Miss Margaret
Dunning, Miss Dorothy March, Miss
Rosamond Holmes, Miss Helen Yeaw,
Miss Gertrude E~arnshaw, Miss Kath-
arine Boote. Miss Anna Flichtner, of
the Oranges, and Miss Katharine
Howell, of Newark; Harold Kings
land, Ferdinand Eberstadt, Frank
Gerhard, Heroy Dyekman, Hamilton
Dyckman, Ripley Nelson, Hugh Ed
winston, Carol Bayne, William Bayne.
Clayton Du Bosque, Steele Du Bosque,
Percy Baldwin, James Baldwin, Lane
Spencer, Kenneth Freeman, John Ran
| del Weeks, jr, Charles Edison, Stewart
Firth, John Thompson, Dan Foster,
Cecil Speir, Schuyler Van Vechten,
Lawrence Van Vechten, Eugene Con
nett Sd. Ernest Klipstein, Gerald Kip
stein. Kenneth Shepard, Theodore Sill,
Melville Coursen, Robert Baird, William
T. Swingle, James rannis, Dudley Pier
son, Reginald Smith, Collier Baird,
Andrew Underhill, j.. Ralston Grant
and Henry Colgate, of the Oranges;
Cotton futile, of Newark, and Horace
Newson, Griswold Wheeler, Harold
Earl and Victor Kitchen, of New
York.
AT the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society of the
calvary Methodist Church, of East Or
ange. held yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Mrs. Winthrop &c. Scar
rit. president; Mrs. Thomas Hampson,
first ce-president; Mrs. n. NJ. Sanger,
second vlce-president; Mrs. John w.
Drummond, recording secretary; Mrs.
O. Chauncey Wells. corresponding sec
rotary. and Mrs. Joseph H.. Bovine,
treasurer.
A Cosmovilla event announced for Oc-
tober 5 is a bridge to be held at the
residence of Mrs. Jerome Dudley Ged-
ney. So Washington street, East Or
ange, arranged by the Italian villa,
In addition to the bridge a dramatic
reading, with musical accompaniment,
viii be given by Mrs. Amy Grant. OF
New York, at the home Of Mrs. Ar
thur b. Leach, of Scotland road. South
Orange, Tuesday afternoon, October
10. under the auspices of Italian villa,
of which Mrs. Edward A. Mccoy. OF
East Orange, is the chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Horace Stetsun, If
Orange, chairman of the Log cab n
villa of C%osmovilla, at a cake sale held
this morning in the old Library build
ing I'm Main street. Orange, were Mrs.
John d. Everitt, Mrs. Thomas W. Har-
vey, Mrs. Cation Decker, Mrs. Her ert
branIs, Mrs. Frank r. Richardson,
Mrs. j.. N. Shedd, Mrs, William A.
rocker and Mrs. John Condict. The
-oung women who assisted We're Miss
iH1ena Baldwin, Miss Rosamond
Holmes. Miss Olive Decker. Miss
steanor Everitt, Miss Gertrude Earn
,ilaw, Miss Elizabeth Gould, Miss Mar
arct Burtis. Miss Alice Harvey, Miss
Lorraine Timpson, Miss Adelaide Will
aus, Miss Lodra Gerbert and the
Uses Lindsey and Miss Helen
~clroeder. Forty-6ve dollars was aGdel
o Cosmovllla funds. The officers of
Log Cabin villa, besides Mrs. Stetson,
ne: Vice-chairman, Mrs. George r.
Howe: secretary. Mrs. John D.. Everitt,
and treasurer. Mrs. Ellis II. Masters.
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Mrs. Mark r. Cox and her daughter,
Miss Cox, of ITO Harrison street, East
Orange. who have been spending the
ummer months on a houseboat on
e st. Lawrence river at the Thcu-
md Islands, are now at Hot Springs,
q. ThcY will remain until h first
Of October.