The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
elem RIDGE,
b%ELLEvILLE
AM NUTLEY
Society in
the Oranges


In honor of Miss Alice Mary Sloane.
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. IT. O'Conor
Sloane, of South Orange, who is to be
married On Saturday afternoon to Ar
thur Marvin Anderson, of East Orange,
Miss Helen Leach gave a luncheon to-
day al her residence, 321 Scotland road.
Covers were laid for ten and the guests
included those who are to attend the
bride at her wedding.
They are: Miss Poebe Craig, of South
Orange, who has been chosen as maid
of honor; Miss Frances Halsey, Miss
Natalie March, Miss Frances Thomas,
Miss Marguerite Van Tambacht and
Miss Valeda Johnson. all of South Or
ange; Miss Elsie Anderson, of East
Orange; Miss Anna Foster. of Lew
ellyn Park, and Miss Adelaide Herman,
of Utica. Miss Gladys Eyre, of Flush
ing, L. l., will be in the bridal party,
but was not present at the luncheon.
The color scheme was light blue n
silver, and satin and silver ribbons were
used with pretty effect in the decora-
ton of the table. There was a centre
piece of white chrysanthemums n
blue and silver shaded candelabra.
Russell-Cavanauguh.
The wedding of Miss Kathryn Amelia
kCavanaugh, of 7 Parkview avenue.
West Orange, and Arthur Russell, of
Glen Ridge, will be solemnized at the
St. Cloud Presbyterian Church at .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Robert Gardner McGregor, of New
Rochelle, former pastor of the st. Cloud
Presbyterian Church, assisted by the
Rev. George Newell, present pastor OF
the church.
The maid of honor will be Miss Ger
trude e. Olstead, a school chum of the
bride. She will attend in a gray cos
tune and carry pink roses. The bride
/ will be attired in a travelling suit and
carry white roses. The best man will
be Nathan Russell. jr., of Glen Ridge,
a brother of the prospective bride
groom.
The ushers will be Frederick w.
Mercer and William F. Russell, Jr, of
Summit, cousins of the prospective
bridegroom; Willard Roubaud, of Glen
Ridge, and Edward D. Farmer, of
Montclair. Miss Nettie Williams, of
West Orange, a friend of the bride-to-
be, will play the wedding march. The
church will be decorated with fall
flowers and palms.
CosmoyiIln's Plans.
The activities of the Japanese villa
will be continued during the present
week by a bridge whist party. to be
given at the residence. of Mrs. James
Minor Maghee, Z Main street, West Or
ange, on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ma
ghee and Mrs. George M. Gill will be the
hostesses and will be assisted by the
Misses Dormitzer, Miss Jacqueline Snow
Miss Heyn, Miss Dunning, Miss WILEY
Miss Alice Harvey N Miss Smith
These young ladies will be attired ir
Japanese costumes and appropriate re-
freshments will be served. The decora.
tons will be autumn flowers.
Mrs. William Graves and Mrs. W. II
Jones. of the Japanese villa, will give Q
large bridge party for the benefit OF
Cosmovilla at the residence of Mrs
Graves, 458 Centre street, South Orange
IA, at $3.50 o'clock.
A pivot bridge whist party to aug
ment the IunQS TOT, the ltdlidH VINO
of Cosmovilla was held this Afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. jerome Dudley
Gedney, SIS Washington street. East
Orange. There were thirty tables II
play, and those who arranged partners
for the different tables were:
Mrs. Arthur D. Chambers, Mrs. Free
Hasselman, Miss Louie Ada Hiss. Mrs
Afford. Mrs. Edward A. Mccoy. Mrs
s. H. NJ. Agens, Mrs. George H. Squire
jr., Miss Belle Ward, Mrs. Amos c
Van Gaasbeek, Mrs. William Graves
Mrs. e. D. De Witt. Mrs. Jerome D
Gedney, Mrs. f. H. Little, Mrs. G. S
Foster, Mrs. Farley Osgood, Miss
Nancy Van den Berg, Mrs. Arnott
Mrs. George F. La Foy, Mrs. Clifford
Thompson. Mrs. Nelson Clark, Mrs
Oscar L, Gubleman, Mrs. Roland Hop
per, Mrs. William S. Pitcairn and Mrs
Vernon l.. Davey.
The chairman of the villa Is Mrs
Edward A. Mccoy, the vice-chairmar
is Mrs. Arthur B. Leach, and the sec
rotary and treasurer Miss Elizabeth
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